$5.29
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In stock
Finally — Finetec has come to TPK! I love using Finetec gold — and Arabic Gold, in particular — for adding eye-catching elegance to my envelopes and projects! You might be wondering: how can you use this pan of dry watercolor to create calligraphy? Check out these instructions to learn how! Here’s why we love Finetec gold:
This listing is for an individual pan of Finetec gold. It’s 1.25″ (31.75 mm) in diameter and just about 0.25″ (6.35 mm) deep. You’ll be surprised at how long it lasts you! Dry watercolors can provide you ink for many, many projects despite their small size.
| Weight | 1 oz |
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Piper L. –
This gold is BEAUTIFUL! It can be a little fussy to get used to writing with on a Calligraphy pen, but it’s so worth it.
Madalyn Shatzer –
I adore this little pan of gorgeous gold! Embellishing my cards and envelopes with Arabic Gold just makes them look a little more professional and fancy! I love the way it “melts” when I add water to it!
Jessica B –
I love this watercolor. It’s so fun to use! It’s absolutely beautiful!
CHRISTINA HART –
Love this gold watercolor for calligraphy. Lindsey’s tutorials are inspurational!
Angela –
This is a beautiful ink, and a great way to try out the watercolor world for calligraphy. Looks great on any color paper, beautifully vibrant.
Denise Chapel –
I love the gold shimmer this brings to my writing! I started using Finetec Arabic Gold during the making of my Christmas cards this year! Absolutely love it!
Jessica H. –
I love using this watercolor as calligraphy ink. It is a bit of work and more coordination to keep it wet and keep painting it on the nib, but I’ve been able to make some beautiful gifts with it and I’ve learned a lot from using it!
Christina S. –
This color looks great against any color paper and is a joy to use, even though it is a bit more work for use with a dip pen than a liquid ink. The gold stays opaque when writing and always seems to hide my little mistakes with its sparkle, which makes it feel much more forgiving than a bold black ink on white paper. I pull this out whenever I want to feel a little fancy 🙂