Iridescent Mother of Pearl Film Roll - 36" x 12-1/2" - Enhance Your Creative Projects with Creativity Street

Ha: There is not much on the roll. Not worth the money. Much cheaper in hobby lobby

United States on Apr 05, 2023

Kay: This was a great product for a my crafting.

United States on Dec 19, 2022

CourtneyCourtney: After reading about using cellophane to make fairy wings, I was determined to make a pair for the Renn Faire. I used spray adhesive to stick the 2 layers together on the wire frame, and then heat-gunned the cellophane to shrink wrap it. It gives such a beautiful look and texture to the wings. I actually melted a hole into my wing on accident and just doubled up the cellophane, which worked perfectly and actually deepened the iridescence of the wings and made a sturdier wing. When light is shining on it, it appears green-ish, but when light is shining through it, it appears purple-ish. I would buy this again.

United States on Sep 12, 2022

LFFAustralia: Using this for machine embroidery and it really works well. The roll was protected when it was packaged, and is perfect for the job.

Australia on Sep 07, 2022

Bree: For spending under $20, there is a TON of material here! It's absolutely gorgeous, and I love how it looks in my resin projects! It tosses the light around beautifully, is very thin and easy to use, but this also means it's very easy to get unwanted creases in. I definitely recommend this for people experimenting with cellophane for crafting

United States on Aug 28, 2022

KATKAT: Our neighborhood did Halloween driveway displays this year behind the tables put out to hand out candy. Meant to make it more fun since the pandemic altered having a normal Halloween. A little girl down the street asked me if I was tinker bell when she saw me in a green sundress with my hair in a bun this summer, so I decided to run with it. $45 for those stubby nylon fairy wings didn’t sit right with me. Tried to make my own and this iridescent film was PERFECT. Not so thin that it was hard to work with, but not too thick that it wouldn’t look delicate in the way I wanted. Held up to several hours of wear and several blocks walking with a breeze. Worked very well with spray adhesive in between the layers to seal around the detailed curves of the craft wire. I cut about 1/2” from the edges of the wings and used a heat gun (and a lighter for the tighter spots) to shrink the edges down. Just go very slow with that part so you don’t end up burning through it.

United States on Dec 28, 2020

Lorna HannettLorna Hannett: I love this...crinkle it up a bit and sparkles like crazy. This was my first try at adding it to resin and even through the bubbles it looks gorgeous!

Canada on Mar 30, 2019

Hola_Zou: El papel es delgado como celofán, lo usé para una piñata y quedó increíble. En el sol es más transparente pero destella muchísimo y en interiores el color aperlado es lo que predomina. No es barato, pero para proyectos especiales vale la pena pagar el precio.

Mexico on Nov 26, 2018

bavan: Even better than expected ... photographs beautifully.

Canada on Sep 30, 2018