My first use of this was unimpressive. But I learned you definitely have to overuse this. I now use Tim Holtz’s spatter brush for best results.

I have used Therm-O-Spray for years but have been unable to find Iridescent anywhere. If Amazon doesn't have it you know it isn't going to be found anywhere. lol So I came across this spray. It is a spritzier not a spray. I shook the bottle, sprayed 6-8 inches as recommended, and the first spray came out too heavy. Thank God I tried it on a piece of paper instead of my project. It will give my project the shine I want, I have to keep in mind it is a very light shine and a spritzier not a spray like it would come out of a can. Thank you Altenew for carrying Iridescent Spray

I saw this product used in a video by Michelle Short* and bought it immediately (laughter). She used it to create a water-droplet effect on her Craft-A-Flower: Tulip Full Bloom tag and I just loved the look. Thank you, Michelle, for the inspiration and thank you, Altenew, for the smiles crafting brings to me as I create cards as well as to those who receive them. *See the video on the Altenew Blog: https://blog.altenew.com/2-quick-and-easy-ways-to-add-shimmer-to-projects/

Used this with a stencil to add a little texture to my card.

I think this glimmer spray is very pretty on cards. I don’t know if I just got a bad bottle, but when I shake mine, it leaks into the cap, and then gets all over my hands when I spray it.