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Cool Discovery!
Simply spritz ink misters on the white Amazing Casting Resin castings (I'm sure it works on Amazing Clear Cast Resin pieces too, but I have been playing with the white), and let dry.
I just love the look of these! Simply spritz and paper towel off excess and let dry. Don't worry, if you spray too much you can blot it off before it dries.
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This project used a print pulled from a Gel Press plate and the ink misters were Dylusions Ink Spray and Memories Mist Ink Spray. The canvas flower is from Canvas Corp and made at a make and take at the 2016 Craft and Hobby Association show. It too was spritzed with misters.
How do you colorize your resin castings?
Craft Your Own Way!
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