
Shop 12 Dora Metallic products from our Cadence range. See them in use in our kostenlose Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.
Cadence Dora Metallicfarbe - Banana Yellow (50 ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallicfarbe - Lavender (50ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallicfarbe - Hot Pink (50ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallicfarbe - Vivid Green (50ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallicfarbe - Bright Orange (50ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallicfarbe - Passion Flower (50ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallic Paint - Bright Maroon (50 ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallic Paint - Sax Blue (50ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallic Paint - White Gold (50ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
Cadence Dora Metallic Paint - Platinum (50ml) AUSVERKAUFT VERKAUFT SICH SCHNELL
The Dora Metallic category from Cadence is perfect for card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who want to add shimmer and shine to their projects. Whether you're looking to highlight focal points, add metallic accents or create eye-catching backgrounds, this range has something for every creative vision.
This collection contains 12 Cadence Dora Metallic Paints, each in a 50 ml bottle. You'll find a vibrant spectrum of colours including Banana Yellow, Hot Pink, Vivid Green, Bright Orange, Lavender and Passion Flower, alongside jewel tones like Jade, Sax Blue and Bright Maroon. There are also sophisticated metallics including White Gold and Platinum, plus the serene Aegean shade. These paints work beautifully for stamping, stencilling, mixed media techniques and adding metallic details to cards, scrapbook layouts and other papercrafts.
When choosing your colours, consider the mood you're creating—brighter metallics work well for celebratory designs, whilst the deeper tones add elegance and sophistication. Always test your metallic paint on a spare piece of cardstock first to see how it performs with your preferred application method.