Create an easy marbleized charm using just a few supplies.
Everything in south Louisiana oozes purple and gold (LSU), so this is a team spirit elegant charm.


Materials:
Memory charm holder
Microscope slides
3d Crystal Lacquer
Terri Sproul Mixers, variety of colors
Directions:

Take two microscope slides and squirt a nice amount of 3d Crystal Lacquer on the surface of the slides.
I used purple and gold mixers and sprinkled them on the surface of the lacquer. You can use a toothpick to slightly mix the colors together. Don't mix too much because your colors will blend, we just want a marbled effect.
The gold almost looks like gold leaf it is so rich!
I even pressed the slides together ( lacquered sides together) and press. This marbles the design even more. When you pull them apart, sit them lacquered side up to dry.

The mixers produce a translucent marbled effect. You can still see through the glass, so if you wished you could place an image or scrapbook paper behind it. I like the simple look of the shimmering marbled colors; very opulent.
Tanya Ruffin
Create Studios
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