Kimple Translucent Halloween Witch Project

This video shows how to use Kimple Translucents to paint a Halloween Witch project. Purchased unpainted bisque at rappitup.com. Purchase Kimple Translucent paints at glaserceramics.com

[@gloriasamudio3387]

Awesome thank you so much for sharing 😊

[@lindaallen2406]

I love it!

[@soysan34]

Great job! Can you tell us what brushes you use?

[@lauriegift481]

I use soft Filbert brushes that I bought at my local craft store "Michaels". For this project, I used a medium size 8 and large size 12 and 14 Filbert. You can either purchase Artists quality or craft quality...either will work as long as the head is very soft....no bristle brushes, they must say Filbert, which means they will be soft. Any brand will work. I hope that helps. Let me know if you any other questions and I will try to answer.

[@dawnpassalacqua9356]

What are you using when you say pull back ?

[@lauriegift481]

Hopefully, I can explain. When I say 'pull back', I mean that as I am rubbing the area with the cloth (in this case, girls cotton underwear, I LOVE using underwear as it is the perfect size and softness), the paint will get rubbed off leaving behind a beautiful soft color with lots of depth and brightness. I hope that makes sense. Please ask other questions and I would be happy to answer them. Both Kimple Translucents and Fashionhue paints will provide this beautiful effect and both of them are incredibly easy to use. My cell is 712 283-6129. Feel free to call me anytime if you wish.

[@dawnpassalacqua9356]

Is the cloth dry or wet ? And can I use this method with duncan and mayco paints ?

[@lauriegift481]

@@dawnpassalacqua9356 The cloth should always be dry. This method won't work with Duncan or Mayo paints. It will only work with Kimple Translucent paints or Fashionhue paints. Let me know if you have any other questions.🙃