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This Halloween, it’s on the house! The paper-maché piece got pops of
showy, glowy paint on the outside and the inside. For spine-tingling
details, like the roofline and the spooky tree, go for dimensional
paint. It comes equipped with an applicator that’s suited to writing
and drawing.
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mysterious mask
What’s behind this mysterious disguise? The secret to the glow is a
bevy of shiny gemstones, adhered to the surface of the mask. We
used dimensional glow-in-the-dark paint as the glue.
Spooky Nights…
filled with delight ful frights!
Use glow-in-the-dark paint to craft an array of Halloween
décor, everything from ghostly treats to spooky
pumpkins to boo-tiful place settings.
« creepy candles
Ambiance on a very scary scale. That’s what you get when you
add glow-in-the-dark paint to a creepy candelabra. We used
dimensional paint for the fine lines and the drippy details on this
piece. We let things dry according to the manufacturer’s instructions,
and then…we turned out the lights! Boo!
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teeth-chattering
charger »
Dimensional paint, sold in a fine-tipped
bottle that’s perfect for writing, gave
a ghostly glow to these simple glass
plates. We practiced on scrap paper
before applying the spooky script to
the underside of the charger. Then, we
allowed our work to dry overnight.
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ghoulish goblets
Plastic goblets go glowingly green with
just a simple paint job! Apply thorough
coats of glow-in-the-dark paint. The
number of coats will determine the
intensity of the glow. Just be sure to stick
to the stems, since the paint shouldn’t
touch what your guests are drinking.
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frightening favors
Let’s call this our “Boo Basket!” It’s a wooden tray that’s
loaded with popcorn, pumpkins and a pair of funny mummy
napkins. Both pumpkins and napkins got face value from
black acrylic paint. We painted on the features, allowed them
to dry and followed up with a few coats of glow paint.
day turns into fright...
It's an elegant party when the sun is in the sky. But turn out the lights…and this shindig will
merit some serious shivers! Change an ordinary tablescape into hair-raising Halloween décor.
It's easy with help from our fabulous glow-in-the-dark paints.
OUR GLOW-IN-THE-DARK PAINTS
SHOULD NEVER COME INTO DIRECT
CONTACT WITH FOOD OR DRINK.