Perfect Tags Day 9 Tim Holtz CC class

Today we worked with a product called Perfect Pearls. It’s a mica based powder that has different colors and metallic hues. I’ve had it for some time and used it a little bit but really had no idea what it could do.
When mixed with water and ink it becomes a spray mist for crafting. When it’s dry the powder because permanent. It can be used dry, wet, or a combination of both. I can see it rubbed on the high spots of a carved picture frame to give it an antique gilded look. Lots of possibilities.
Here are my 3 tags for today:

I didn't get a chance to work on my Tim Holtz Creative Chemistry Class until last night for day 6 and 7.
I had a limited set of Distress Markers for the Day 6 that used markers in wet, dry, and stamped form. I had black  and white... So I took a chance and stamped my image in indigo blue ink that was supposed to be waterproof. It's not a Ranger product and it wasn't waterproof. But it did show the black and white markers off in a really neat way. A little of the blue ink blended with the techniques and gave it a really neat quality. That's what this class is all about isn't it! Showing your unique approach to standard techniques.
Here are my Marker tags from Day 6