The Crafters Workshop COLORSPARX Powders Grassland

Sprinkle the powder onto your surface (like watercolor paper or cardstock) and then spritz lightly with water. Allow the water to activate the pigment and spread.

Yes, you can mix the powder with acrylic paints, especially lighter colors, to tint them. It works best when the paint is in a wet or fluid state.

It's best to start with a small amount, such as a pinch, and gradually add more until you achieve the desired color intensity. The powder is highly concentrated.

While it can be mixed with fabric mediums, it is not specifically designed for direct fabric application and may not be permanent without proper heat setting or fixation, which is not covered by the product.

Clean brushes, spatulas, and other tools immediately after use with water and soap to prevent the pigment from drying and hardening.

Sprinkling and spritzing creates a watercolor wash effect. Mixing it with pastes, gels, or paints allows you to tint those mediums, creating colored pastes or paints.

When used with water alone, the color is water-activated. When mixed with mediums like modeling paste or gels, its permanence will depend on the medium used. Sealing the final artwork is recommended for longevity.

Ensure the container is sealed tightly and stored in a dry environment. If clumping has occurred, gently break up the clumps with a dry tool before use.

Apply more powder or use less water when activating. For tinting mediums, add a slightly larger amount of powder.

Use less powder. If already applied, you can try to lift some color with a damp brush or cloth before it fully dries, or dilute the color with more water.

This product is best used on light or white surfaces. For darker surfaces, consider using it on a layer of white gesso, modeling paste, or a light-colored paint.