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The Official Unicorn Spit Guide: Genius Techniques for Transforming Everyday Objects with Magically Colorful Paints
By (author) Michelle Nicole
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Create colorful masterpieces with the official guide to using Unicorn SPiT! Unicorn SPiT is a paint, gel stain, and glaze concentrate all in one bottle! It creates a multifaceted, 3-dimensional effect on wood, glass, metal, fabric, pottery, wicker, concrete, laminate, and more. Fans love that it's nontoxic and comes in a variety of outrageous colors. Now, for the first time, Unicorn SPiT inventor Michelle Nicole spills the secrets about the best tips and tricks for using this magical substance to create all-new works of art. This book details everything you need to know, including: - How to use Unicorn SPiT as a paint, alcohol ink, glaze, stain, dye, antiquing agent, watercolor, resin tint, and beyond - Over 50 projects for transforming any object, including: furniture, clothing, glassware, decorative wood, metal, and more - Handy instructions for mixing colors to create unique new shades - Detailed charts showcasing how Unicorn SPiT can be used on a variety of wood types and surfaces And much, much more!
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Publisher | Rocky Nook
Published date | 17 Sep 2021
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Format | Paperback / softback
Pages | 204
Dimensions | 255 x 203 x 0mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 0g
ISBN | 978-1-6819-8719-4
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BISAC | art / general
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