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VIVA DECOR > CHALKY VINTAGE

Ontdek 8 producten uit de serie Chalky Vintage in ons assortiment Viva Decor. Bekijk ze in actie in onze gratis stapsgewijze handleidingen en op My Telly, waar we nieuwe producten live laten zien.

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Chalky 250 ml - Aqua

€ 9,19

Chalky 250 ml - Donkergroen

€ 9,19

Chalky 250 ml - Lichtgroen

€ 9,19

Chalky 250 ml - Rookblauw

€ 9,19

Chalky 250 ml - Mauve

€ 9,19

Chalky 250 ml - Lila

€ 9,19

Chalky 250 ml - Taupe

€ 9,19

Chalky 250 ml - Bordeaux

€ 9,19

About CHALKY VINTAGE

Chalky Vintage from Viva Decor is a collection designed for crafters who love soft, muted colours and a vintage aesthetic. Whether you're card making, scrapbooking or adding texture to mixed media projects, these paints bring a chalky, understated elegance to your work.

This category contains eight 250 ml bottles of Chalky paint in a carefully curated range of vintage-inspired shades. You'll find soft aquas, greens and blues alongside warmer tones like taupe, mauve, lilac and bordeaux. These paints are perfect for layering over cardstock, paper and other surfaces to create that coveted chalky, matte finish. Many crafters use them to add depth to backgrounds, distress edges, or paint embellishments and mixed media elements.

When choosing your colours, consider which vintage palette speaks to your style—cool tones like smoke blue and aqua work beautifully together, whilst the warmer shades of mauve and bordeaux create a romantic mood. It's worth testing your chosen colours on scrap paper first to see how they interact with your other materials and how they dry.