Brusho seems to be quite the rage these days. Brusho Crystal Colours are brilliant, intense transparent color crystals that are great for painting, color washes, staining, and creative textile desi…
Brusho is watercolour in powdered form.. Perfect for art journaling, card making and watercolour painting. So. Much. Fun. Here’s 4 basic techniques to get you started…
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Brusho seems to be quite the rage these days. Brusho Crystal Colours are brilliant, intense transparent color crystals that are great for painting, color washes, staining, and creative textile desi…
Hello stampers. You already know that I love this amazing new product in our Occasions catalog called Brusho. Well, it gets better. I have a very talented team member who just happens to be a watercolour artist as well, and she came and taught our team a few tricks with Brusho. I decided to focus on just a few of them that would translate very well into card making. One of my biggest aha moments was in realizing that you could get dramatically different results by changing the direction of the water spray. I was just spraying from the top
If you want to paint pretty flowers, but need a little nudge – this stamp set has some perfect images to get you rolling along. I’m using Brusho, though you can use other paints – but it’s easier, from my experience, to loosen up with Brusho. Note that though I wasn’t sure in the voiceover, […]
Hello Stampers FYI tomorrow Saturday Jan 6th at 9 AM mountain time Holly and I will be live on You Tube make sure to check my blog to join us for a great tour of the occasion catalog with many tips a
As promised, I have a sneak peek for you today from the One Day Special that I’m launching on Hochanda on Monday. I actually have a trio of cards for you – So, the One Day Special is th…
NEW Brusho Crystal Color - Colorfin-Brusho Crystal Color - Watercolor Ink Crystals - Watercolor Crystals - Mixed Media - Brusho Colours Price includes one (1) 0.5oz container of Brusho Crystal Colour in the color of your choice (Please view all of the attached color charts as colors will vary depending on how strong or weak you mix them with water). Each color is sold separately. We do not have these available in sets at this time. If a color is sold out, you can sign up to receive a restock notification by choosing the color you want and clicking “Let me know when it’s back”. You will then receive an automated email from Etsy when we add more inventory. ***PLEASE NOTE*** We do our best to make sure that product photos are as true to color as possible. However, due to variations of color settings and qualities of phone/tablet/computer screens, colors will appear differently for everyone. We cannot guarantee that the color you see on your screen accurately portrays the true color of the product. Each restock order of this item is produced at a different time with the manufacturer. Because of this, colors may vary among different production lots of the same item. Some of the colors in named descriptions such as “army green”, “light orchid”, “boysenberry”, “country blue”, etc are subjective, approximate, and may vary. Different products with the same color name may not match in color. Colorfin-Brusho Crystal Color. These are amazingly versatile watercolor ink crystals that can be used in a myriad of different ways. They can be used on paper, canvas or even wood. Sprinkle them directly on a wet substrate and watch intriguing organic patterns appear almost like magic. Or sprinkle on a wet brush, painting knife, or texture tool to create a variety of effects. You can dissolve them in water and apply them in a spray bottle, or add them to wax paste or gel mediums for body. Non-toxic. Imported. Colors in our inventory (when available): Lemon Yellow Gamboge Orange Vermilion Rose Red Ost Red Crimson Moss Green Lime Green Sea Green Emerald Green Leaf Green Ost Blue Ultramarine Blue Cobalt Blue Prussian Blue Purple Sandstone Yellow Ochre Burnt Sienna Light Brown Terracotta White Grey Black Sunburst Lemon Dark Brown Violet Brilliant Red Alizarin Crimson *Subscribe to our monthly newsletter @ asccraftsupplies.com for a special discount* **To join my Facebook VIP Group for exclusive FLASH SALES and Raffles, browse my finished products for ongoing sales or to find me on other social media platforms use the link below!** https://linktr.ee/ascbycrystal
Welcome to Brusho 101! Today's video is the first in a 4-part series on using these amazing watercolor crystals. These vibrant colors burst when activated with water to create beautiful backgrounds and watercolor mediums.
For today's project and video, I'll show how to use Brusho to create a stunning background. This is a May/June 2019 FREE card kit! Learn more here!
Brusho Colors and how to use them – and a Give-away! Thank you to Colourcraft for sending me this giant pack of Brusho so I could show you what they are all about! In the video tutorial, I wanted to show you how to use the powders and how ... Read More
Helloooooooo again!! Today I thought I'd share three really simple cards that were created just with one colour of Brusho (Grey) and a black inkpad. I am SO proud that I can now do quick cards -lol!! And it's all thanks to Brusho paints as they honestly do all the work and effects for you. These cards were all created onto The Craft Barn's plain smooth card - I wanted to show that you don't always need to use watercolour card with them - different types of card will actually give you different effects making the paints even more versatile :). First up is a closer look at the tall card - The stamps used here are from a Stampendous stamp set called Bold Sprigs. You can see from the closer photo below that I also added some stamping with a grey inkpad as well as the black one and added some white dots to the black stamping using a Sakura white pen. Next up is the square card with only very simple stamping on it using that same Bold Sprigs stamp set. And as you can see from the close up photo below I chose to outline the black imagery this time with the white pen. Lastly this card shows how you can achieve a really quick wintery looking card - this time using a Woodware stamp set called Winter Trees. With this card I added some Shabby White embossing enamel to the 'snow area'. Well that's all for today. If anyone wants to see the fabulous Brusho powders in action I'll be back demoing at The Craft Barn on Saturday March 7th. Laters!!.......................
Here's another card I made while playing with my Brusho paints (see also my earlier post here). For this one I embossed the ferns first with Versamark ink and clear embossing powder on watercolour paper before sprinkling with the Brusho powder (I used black only) and lightly spraying with water. The embossing resisted the wet paint. I blotted it with a paper towel to remove the excess ink. Next I stamped the butterfly, followed by the ferns again, this time with Versafine ink on the right hand side of the card blank. I had considered colouring the butterfly, as on my earlier card, but decided not to as I rather liked the graphic quality of the black and white, with just the hint of colour in the Brusho background. I matted the picture with a thin black border and stuck it to the card. All stamps are by Chocolate Baroque. In this close up you can see the effect of the Brusho more clearly. It's great stuff to work with. Think I'll be playing with it again before long!
Hello stampers. You already know that I love this amazing new product in our Occasions catalog called Brusho. Well, it gets better. I have a very talented team member who just happens to be a watercolour artist as well, and she came and taught our team a few tricks with Brusho. I decided to focus on just a few of them that would translate very well into card making. One of my biggest aha moments was in realizing that you could get dramatically different results by changing the direction of the water spray. I was just spraying from the top
Hello, my crafty friends, and welcome back to Weekly Scrapper. I hope you are enjoying an amazing Mother’s Day surround by those you love. If you are crafting something beautiful together, even better. Hugs to all of you amazing women! Have you seen Tim’s Holtz new Assemblage Collection yet? I know I don’t typically write about [...]
Helloooooooo again!! Today I thought I'd share three really simple cards that were created just with one colour of Brusho (Grey) and a black inkpad. I am SO proud that I can now do quick cards -lol!! And it's all thanks to Brusho paints as they honestly do all the work and effects for you. These cards were all created onto The Craft Barn's plain smooth card - I wanted to show that you don't always need to use watercolour card with them - different types of card will actually give you different effects making the paints even more versatile :). First up is a closer look at the tall card - The stamps used here are from a Stampendous stamp set called Bold Sprigs. You can see from the closer photo below that I also added some stamping with a grey inkpad as well as the black one and added some white dots to the black stamping using a Sakura white pen. Next up is the square card with only very simple stamping on it using that same Bold Sprigs stamp set. And as you can see from the close up photo below I chose to outline the black imagery this time with the white pen. Lastly this card shows how you can achieve a really quick wintery looking card - this time using a Woodware stamp set called Winter Trees. With this card I added some Shabby White embossing enamel to the 'snow area'. Well that's all for today. If anyone wants to see the fabulous Brusho powders in action I'll be back demoing at The Craft Barn on Saturday March 7th. Laters!!.......................
Hi bloggers! I have been back at it with the pixie powders again! I started by creating a pixied background using the Lava Red and the Candy Pink Pixie Powders for an intense colour. I used the Cascading Hearts die set and cut it on the diagonal for the aperture. I raised the background with foam. I used a piece of coconut white card with a strip of sticky adhesive sheet added to it on the diagonal, then covered the sticky sheet with Frosted Sparkle Glitterbitz. I added the background over it so the glittered area showed through the heart aperture. Next I cut an outline in white for the aperture using both dies from the Cascading heart set. I glued it to ht edge of the aperture. In the upper section, I used the "just wanted to say" mini expression and added in the "Hello" mini expression, all cut in white. IN the lower corner, I made three Passion Flowers and added glittery backings to them. I pearled the centres and added a satin ribbon bow and leaves as accents. White on white mats were used to complete the card. The finished dimensions are 7" x 8 1/4" in size. If you would like a chance to win this one, just leave a comment to be entered into the drawing. The winner will be announced on Saturday's blog post. All for now, Sue x Follow my blog with Bloglovin
Hello my crafty friends! I hope your New Year is off to an amazing start. I am so excited just thinking of all the fun we are going to have during our 2020 show season. It has been 2 months since our last show and I must admit I miss you all terribly, but on [...]
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Kaartje met cirkels BINNENKAARTJE· Neem een frame en een binnenkaartje· Kies één kleur brusho· Strooi een beetje brusho op het binnenkaartje· Spuit een beetje water
