Mica Powder Serbuk, Pearl Powdered Pigment for Resin/Clay/Slime/Soap 10g part 1 Rubber Acrylic

MICA POWDERS AND IT'S MANY USES:

Mica powders are wonderful because they tend to add a little shine and sparkle to all craft projects - the light-reflecting particles that are in the micas create beautiful shiny naturally sparkly colors. If you haven't come across them in crafting they you may have used them in other ways not realizing it since they are derived from pure natural minerals and ore, or created in labs. Cosmetic grade versions of this stuff can even be found in makeup and toiletries.

In our crafting circles today, this powder is used for enhancing so many crafts including but not limited to soap making, shimmer sprays, pottery, paper crafting, rubber stamped crafts, epoxy work, and many of other home décor projects. This powder can also be added to paint, glue, alcohol, epoxy, and other types of varnishes to enhance a finish.

Mica powder is incredibly versatile and extremely to use. It's the must have craft supply needed to add a wow factor to all your home décor and crafting projects.

Here are just a few creative ways of the many ways to use mica powder in crafts. These are just some of the many ways we use mica's for our projects.

Epoxy:

Once you have mixed your hardener with your resin completely you then add your mica powders. When adding the pigment to the mixture, it should comprise anywhere from 2-6% by weight (generally speaking although there are always some exceptions) of the mixture. Depending on how translucent or opaque you may want your product, just keep adjusting the amount of color that you add into your mixture until you achieve the desired result you are looking for in your project.

PAINTING:

Mica powders can be used for just simply painting beautiful designs on scrapbooking cards, molds, epoxy blanks, soaps, and many other craft projects. You can turn your mica's into paint by mixing a small wet paint brush into a little bit of the micas powder. I suggest putting some mica in a separate dish for this. You then keep mixing both the water and the powder together until it turns a thin paste like consistency. You then can dip the brush into the paste and begin painting your project of choice. You can also mix a little powder into oil and acrylic paints you may already have created.

SOAP MAKING: