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Mini Misters - pkg of 3
Product Description
One package of three (3) mini misters. These do not spritz, but rather...mist! Professional, compact and neat in appearance - these mini misters release a very fine mist in your liquid of choice.
Use them to hold walnut ink solution, water, bleach, or a combination of your very own custom mixtures such as water, reinkers and Perfect Pearls combinations for instant glimmer and dazzle! StarLitStudio recommends using a label maker (or marker & tape) to label your misters making crafting a snap.
Tim Holtz ID's his misters with a sample dot on the top of the cap. Spritz mister contents onto a snippet of cardstock, dry, then punch a 1/2" circle and adhere to mister cap for quick identification.
Set of three (3), clear, plastic misting vials: Size is 4" (10.2cm) in length, including easy pop-off style cap, and 5/8" (15mm) in diameter. Each mister holds a tablespoon (.5 ounce or 14.79 ml) of liquid. This volume measurement is not to the tippy-top of the mister, but rather leaving 1/2" (13mm) of room, allowing you to shake and emulsify the contents thoroughly.
As seen in Tim Holtz's and other major craft artisan's DVD's and at their workshops.
Use them to hold walnut ink solution, water, bleach, or a combination of your very own custom mixtures such as water, reinkers and Perfect Pearls combinations for instant glimmer and dazzle! StarLitStudio recommends using a label maker (or marker & tape) to label your misters making crafting a snap.
Tim Holtz ID's his misters with a sample dot on the top of the cap. Spritz mister contents onto a snippet of cardstock, dry, then punch a 1/2" circle and adhere to mister cap for quick identification.
Set of three (3), clear, plastic misting vials: Size is 4" (10.2cm) in length, including easy pop-off style cap, and 5/8" (15mm) in diameter. Each mister holds a tablespoon (.5 ounce or 14.79 ml) of liquid. This volume measurement is not to the tippy-top of the mister, but rather leaving 1/2" (13mm) of room, allowing you to shake and emulsify the contents thoroughly.
As seen in Tim Holtz's and other major craft artisan's DVD's and at their workshops.
