I colored the rose die cut using Glimmer Mist in Olive Vine and Candy Apple Red.

Instead of using the spray nozzle, I used a small paint brush which I dipped directly into the bottle to color the rose petals.

I repeated the same step, this time with Olive Vine to color the leaves.

After drying, I inked the edges with a brown ink for definition. Love the deep color and glimmer I got after using Glimmer Mist as a paint!

Now here's the die cut on my page...

Hope you give this a try! Can't wait to see how you all alter your Mistable die cuts!

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