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Burnishers
Leaf & Shell Gold
Leaf, Imitation
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S449. Walnut Ink Crystals
Dissolve 1 teaspoon crystals in 1/2 cup distilled water, wait for 25-35 minutes, and then you will have a warm, rich walnut ink. The ink is lightfast, flows well and is highly recommended by many master scribes. Makes a wonderful brown or sepia ink for calligraphy, drawing, washes or antiquing paper. Non-waterproof.
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The best price for walnut ink crystals is 4oz and larger.
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S450. Walnut Ink Crystals JAR
We have measured out a scoop of crystals into a wide mouth 2 ounce jar. You simply fill it with warm water and mix. You have ready made walnut ink without the hassle of measuring! Non-waterproof.
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S455. Gilders Bole Powder
Gilders Bole.
Choose Size: 1/2oz or 1oz
1. Use this powdered color on the back of your sheet to transfer designs instead of graphite.
2. Add some of this powdered color to you mixture when you are making gesso for raised gilding. It tints the gesso and makes any pin holes in the gold much less obvious than with a bright white gesso.
This is the "Armenian Bole" that is listed as an ingredient in the gesso recipes. However, this bole is from France, not Armenia.
"The actual outline drawing was very carefully planned, and drawn, down to the last tiny detail, the final being on tracing paper. I traced this down very carefully on to the prepared vellum using Saral transfer paper. Nowadays I would rub powdered Armenian bole on the back of the tracing instead, as it is non greasy and easier to erase after ink lines have been drawn." Sheila Waters discussing the process she used in her Roundel of the Seasons
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S414. Calcium Sulfate Dihydrate
Calcium Sulfate Dihydrate.
This is the pure chemical equivalent of "slaked plaster." Used in the preparation of gesso for raised gilding.
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