The American Crafts Vicki Boutin Cosmic Watercolor Hidden Gems - Print Shop, Rainbow is a metallic pearl watercolor set designed for creative projects that need color, shimmer and controlled luminous details. It is part of the Print Shop collection by Vicki Boutin for American Crafts, a colorful mixed media range with expressive artwork and artistic energy.
The kit includes 5 Japanese-style watercolor full pans in green, blue, yellow, red and purple, along with one water brush marker with a brush tip. The colors contain strong pigments and mica elements, creating a metallic pearl finish once dry. On light surfaces, they add a soft shimmer and bright color, while on darker backgrounds they can create more visible metallic highlights.
This set is practical for art journaling, mixed media, cards, tags, scrapbook layouts and layered paper projects where you want to add light without covering the background completely. Use the colors as soft washes, small brush details over papers and die-cuts, splatters, highlights or luminous accents. The included water brush makes the kit easy to use for quick creative sessions and portable crafting.
👉 Features:
- Kit with 5 metallic pearl watercolor full pans and 1 water brush marker
- Part of the Print Shop collection
- Designed by Vicki Boutin for American Crafts
- Japanese-style full pans
- Colors: green, blue, yellow, red and purple
- Strong pigments with mica elements
- Metallic pearl finish
- Suitable for layering, mixing, highlights and details
- Water brush marker with brush tip and protective cap
- Medium nib, Japanese brush
- Controlled water flow valve
- Acid-free
- Coordinates with the rest of the Print Shop collection
👍 Ideal for:
Art journaling, Mixed media projects, Scrapbook layouts, Cards, Tags, Mini albums, Journals and planners, Shimmery backgrounds, Highlights on dark papers, Pearl details, Splatters, Layered paper projects, Photo-based projects, Creative lettering, Travel crafting
✨ Inspiration Tip:
Start with a calm background and add the pearl watercolor only at the end, where you want the light to settle. A thin line around a photo, a few splatters near a title or a metallic wash over a tag can shift the whole mood of a page without making it feel overloaded.
