Early in 2017 Imagine Crafts rereleased their Fireworks Sprays in 2 ounce mister bottles.\u00a0 This new packaging is comparable to most of the other ink and glimmer sprays on the market as is the cost; $4.99 each.<\/p>\n
One of the more interesting characteristics of Fireworks is that they’re visible on black and dark surfaces, which is an advantage over most dye based sprays that are transparent and mostly disappear on those surfaces.\u00a0 Also worth noting is that they’re nearly permanent when dry, so the pattern you see is the one that will remain, even if you add other wet media on top.<\/p>\n
In today’s video I’ll demo\u00a0the basic information about Fireworks\u00a0and show you that Imagine Crafts also changed the spray pattern the mister\u00a0 produces to something a bit more predictable than what the original ones created.\u00a0 That’s important when spraying through a stencil or just adding a layer of shimmery color that you want to be reasonably even.\u00a0 You’ll even see that you can stamp with Fireworks simply by spraying the product onto a NonStick Craft Sheet or palette, ink the stamp by dipping it into the color, and then print.\u00a0 Easy and awesome are two words that apply to working with these sprays.<\/p>\n
Whether you pair Fireworks with stencils or just spray color on a page, you’re going to get really nice results;\u00a0great coverage and lots of glimmer.<\/p>\n