Jacquard Pearl Ex 3g Interference Green Powder for Epoxy Resin, Watercolors, Calligraphy Ink & Clay

These colors are beautiful and mix really well in resin or to use when powdering a mold.

Looked like it was going to work out great. I first tried dry brushing it onto the fabric, and it didnt stick or iridesce much. So, I mixed it with a watered down fabric stiffener so I could apply it to some fabric (which also needed to be be stiffened). It first looked pretty dingy orange while drying. As it kept drying it looked great! Perfectly iridescent fabric. After it totally dried all the iridescence went away, and the fabric turned green. Huge fail if you needed a white iridescent lace.This may have a ton of perfect applications, but using it to add an iridescent sheen to fabric in general (specifically white lace or metallic fabrics) is a HUGE FAIL.

Beautiful green interference powder. The sample is the lighter side is on white clay and the deeper green is on black clay. I use it as a reference. I recommend this interference powder.

Jacquard is an excellent brand. I've used many of the brands pigments, and I use the interference line in resin casting. The pigment itself is very beautiful.Don't let the one star review scare you away by basing their review on their failure, the pigment itself is good. But you definitely should make a small test of whatever you are doing before you commit, as is with any craft. The pigments behave like other mica powders.

This is just as good as all the rest of Jaquard's Pearl-Ex powders. What more can you say?