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ECLECTIC PRODUCTS > UNICORN SPIT GEL STAIN AND GLAZE 4OZ

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Midnight'S Blackness 118.2 ml fles EU

€ 25,35

Purple Hill Majesty 118.2 ml fles EU

€ 25,35
€ 18,99 BESPAAR € 6,36

Blue Thunder 118.2 ml fles EU

€ 25,35

Dragon'Sbelly 118.2 ml fles EU

€ 25,35

About UNICORN SPIT GEL STAIN AND GLAZE 4OZ

Unicorn Spit Gel Stain and Glaze 4oz is a collection of vibrant, jewel-toned finishes from Eclectic Products. Whether you're a mixed-media crafter, card maker or scrapbooker looking to add dimensional colour and shimmer to your projects, this category offers richly pigmented options to explore.

The range includes deep, dramatic shades like Midnight's Blackness for bold contrast, Purple Hill Majesty for regal depth, Blue Thunder for striking intensity, and Dragon's Belly for mysterious richness. These gel stains and glazes work beautifully on card backgrounds, mixed-media pieces, and decorative elements. Crafters typically use them to add colour washes, create ombré effects, or build up layers of translucent tint across their designs.

When choosing your shades, consider the mood you want to create—darker tones work wonderfully for dramatic, moody pieces, while layering different colours can produce beautiful blended effects. Always test on scrap paper first to see how the colours interact with your other materials, and allow adequate drying time between layers for the best results.