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PLAID > APPLE BARREL MULTISURFACE

Descubre 4 productos Apple Barrel Multisurface de nuestra gama Plaid. Míralos en acción en nuestras guías paso a paso gratuitas y en My Telly, donde presentamos las novedades en directo.

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Milk Chocolate Multi-Surface Apple Barrel 2oz

2,59 €

Light Yellow Multi-Surface Apple Barrel 2oz

1,95 €

Light Pink Multi-Surface Apple Barrel 2oz

2,59 €

HOT EMBER Apple Barrel - 2oz

2,39 €

About APPLE BARREL MULTISURFACE

Apple Barrel Multi-Surface paints from Plaid are versatile acrylics designed for card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who want to add colour and dimension to their projects beyond paper alone.

This collection includes a range of colours—from warm neutrals like Milk Chocolate to bright, cheerful shades such as Light Yellow and Light Pink, plus vibrant tones like HOT EMBER. Each comes in a 2oz bottle, giving you plenty of paint to work with. These multi-surface paints are perfect for adding details to mixed-media cards, painting embellishments, decorating wooden elements, or creating backgrounds on various materials. Many crafters use them to customise stamps, paint chipboard pieces, or add hand-painted accents to their designs.

When choosing your colours, think about the mood and theme of your projects. Neutral shades work beautifully for elegant, understated designs, whilst brighter colours are ideal for bold, eye-catching pieces. Always test on a scrap of your chosen surface first to see how the paint adheres and dries, especially if you're working with something new.