Hey all, I’m back!!! Are you ready for a fantastic giveaway from Jacquard Products?! For over thirty years, Jacquard Products has been a manufacturer of textile art supplies. Their product lines include: textile paints, dyes, fabric art markers, screen inks and craft kits. Commercial studios, professional artists & crafts people, home crafters, do-it-yourselfers and kids appreciate the superior quality and ease-of-use of our products.
I have really enjoyed working with their products and I’m so excited that they are offering one of YOU one of their 32-Color Sets of Pearl EX Powdered Pigments!
Earlier today, I shared with you a set of Hand Painted Christmas Dish Towels I made with their Lumiere Metallic Paints. I seriously love these paints! You’ll have to read the full post to hear all about my experience. You can actually achieve this same look by combining the Pearl EX Powdered Pigments with any clear medium such as glue, gum arabic, clay or even wax. How pretty would candles be in this?
I’ve also been experimenting with their Powdered Pigments which have a beautiful sheen and I am dying to try out the iDye Packet that they sent me. Ohh the possibilities!
Think of all the Holiday Gift you could be making with this!
Giveaway Details:
- One DDD reader will win a 32-Color Set provided by Jacquard Products worth $66.99
- Winner will be chosen by random.org
- Giveaway is open to US residence 18 years and older
- Giveaway will remain open from Monday, October 29-Saturday, November 3, 2012
I’d paint a design on a linen lampshade.
I’d love to paint some Christmas Napkins!
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I wonder if the pigments would work to mix with cornstarch like they do for color run! could make a fun game of tag/tie dye if they are safe for contact with the body! if not then I think I’d use them for general crafting.
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i would love to plat around with these on some project for our master bedroom redecoration project we’re starting!
I love how versatile these pigments are. Great for adding to paint, glue, making shimmer misters. My husband and I are making out Christmas tree ornaments this year and I love the effect that these pearly pigments would make, so I think that’s what we’d do with them. :)
I am interested in ‘tatooing’ clothing!
I’d like to experiment with the pigments by mixing with wax for mixed media. Great giveaway!
would love to do some diy christmas gifts too :o)
Some thing for Christmas!
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Definitely a Christmas project. Our plan this year is to only give handmade gifts.
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I love to make a Christmas runner for my dining room table!
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I giving all handmade Christmas presents this year. This would be fabulous to have for all my creative ideas and DIY’s.
I’d give them to my sister because she’s the artist in the family and she has absolutely nothing like this!
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I would paint dish towels for Christmas gifts.
I would like to use them to embellish a lamp shade :)
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I love your hand-painted Christmas dish towels, and would really like to try that myself. This year, my goal is to do mostly hand-made gifts, so these would come in handy for a variety of those projects. Thanks for the chance to win. :-)
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I really like the towels you made! I’m also liking everyone else’s idea of embellishing a lamp shade!
I’d love to use them for some new Christmas ornaments, or just to jazz up the old ones. And I’m assuming they’d be good for painting shoes, which is something else I’m interested in doing.
I’m actually loving your towels! Maybe t-shirts, too…
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I would use them to make Christmas ornaments and to jazz up some picture frames
I would love to mix with clay and bake for awesome Christmas ornaments!
Can I say anything and everything? I’ve been wanting to use Jacquard Products for SO long!
Kari
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I would really like to try making some hand painted dish towels for Christmas gifts.
I would really like to try making some pillow covers, sprucing up some plain curtains and possibly making some Christmas gifts. So many projects, so little time!
I would love to try out your Christmas towel idea!
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You towels are beautiful, Taryn! I would like to use them to paint towels for my guest bathroom. Thanks for the chance to win!
I think I would really enjoy making some towels like you did. Love them.
I’d use them for pillows in the living room.
i have a bunch of Christmas gifts that will need painting.
definitely Christmas :-). we just got married, don’t have a whole lot of funds for our first Christmas at home so I’m looking forward to making bunches of decorations!
I would try them out on some Christmas ornaments.
I would try on some small wall quilts and then some mixed media projects. I love to mix things up and be spontaneous! These are beautiful pigments!! Be especially blessed, Kathy
Like another commentor said, I’d use these for making Christmas gifts. We too are trying to do everything homemade to save money, while still putting alot of thought and heart into our gifts.
These would be great for that!!
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I would like to use them with clay to make Christmas ornaments.
I do a lot of art journaling and would use them for that, but I just love the towel idea too!
I see some cream curtains that are begging for some sort of design! thanks!
Pillowcases for me!
I would like to use it to make Christmas presents!! I love the hand painted towel ideas!
I’d love to make a christmas stocking for my 14 month old daughter with these paints! I have so many ideas!