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Daniel Smith Mineral Marvels Mini Dot Cards

Daniel Smith Mineral Marvels Mini Dot Cards

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Daniel Smith Mineral Marvels Mini Dot Cards

This Daniel Smith Extra Fine Watercolor dot card pack includes 9 themed cards, with 4 color samples per card- for a total of 36 colors.
Choose from Rockin Red, Red Earth, Red Sands, Baked Earth, Royal Purple, Metamorphic Black, Oceanic, Blue Beauties, and Green Gems.

Features all of the Prima-Tek colors in one set, and sample lists it's pigment qualities and location.


Card dimensions are 3.4" x 3.5"
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BGL (Toronto, CA)
Vibrant colours in a compact package

Vibrant colours in a compact package. The size and amount are perfect and light enough for travel. Great for nature sourced paintings. Could have used yellows or it would be a five star review. Really 4.5 but I couldn’t give a half star.

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Paula B. (Coquitlam, CA)
Perfect to explore all the mineral marvel colours

Perfect to explore all the mineral marvel colours, these series are incredible.

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June B. (Surrey, CA)
The dots were too small

The dots were too small. A larger ‘dot’would have been a better test.

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