
One of the things I love about using Pinterest for inspiration is how easy it is to search for things. This week I wanted to look for some inspiring projects and ideas for using
Liquid Pearls. Liquid Pearls are a versatile, waterproof pearlescent paint that is designed for decorating paper and fabric. You can apply it with a paint brush or directly from the bottle with the easy flow tip. With 33 colors available, there is a Liquid Pearls sure to match your project!

Another thing I love about Pinterest is that it is easy to find older blog posts that I might have missed or forgotten about. In this post from 2012 Paula Cheney shares how she combined Liquid Pearls with Distress Ink to create this stunning tag background. You can read more about how she created the background in this blog post:
Liquid Pearls + Distress Ink Background by Paula Cheney.

When I spotted this card by Michelle McCosh, I couldn't wait to click through to learn more about it and to see how Liquid Pearls were used on it. What a fun surprise to it was from the Ranger Ink blog! I have followed the blog for a while and somehow missed this tutorial. I am so glad I found it because it certainly inspired me to try Liquid Pearls in a new way! You can find the tutorial at:
Be Thankful Card by Michelle McCosh.


This set of flower cards by Lisa A. who blogs at iminheaven.blogspot.com really grabbed my attention. I love the simplicity of dressing up the simple stamped image with dots of Liquid Pearls. You can find Lisa's cards at:
Liquid Pearl Accented Cards by Lisa A.
If you would like to see what else I pinned, I invite you to visit our growing
Liquid Pearls pin board on the
Ranger Ink Pinterest account. I would love to know how YOU use Liquid Pearls! If you have a great tip, favorite use, or a link to a blog post featuring Liquid Pearls, please post a comment below. I will add your tips and project links to our Pinterest board to share with others.
Tammy