Glitter gel pen set SCHEMAT 12 colors DL33SCH

Set of 12 SCHEMAT glitter gel pens DL33SCH for decorative writing, scrapbooking and DIY craft projects. Each pen contains glitter-infused gel ink in a distinct color formulated to provide even flow and visible shimmer on paper, cards and gift wrap. The set is designed for everyday hobby and school use where metallic or sparkly accents are desired, and is suitable for a variety of porous paper surfaces.

Advantages

The SCHEMAT glitter gel pen set offers consistent ink flow and quick-drying gel formula that reduces smudging on most paper types. With a compact assortment of twelve coordinating shades, the set covers a wide range of decorative needs from subtle highlights to bold accents. The pens are lightweight and easy to hold for extended crafting sessions, providing controlled lines and even glitter distribution without clogging.

Suitable for

• Decorative writing and journaling
• Scrapbooking and memory books
• Card making and gift wrapping embellishments
• School art projects and craft classes
• DIY decorations and small-scale mixed media projects

Key specifications

• Contents: 12 glitter gel pens in assorted colors
• Ink type: glitter-infused gel ink
• Tip: fine to medium line suitable for writing and detailing
• Surface compatibility: paper, cardstock and similar porous materials
• Drying properties: formulated for reduced smudging on paper

How to use

Shake each pen gently before use if instructed on the pen body, then remove the cap and press the tip on a scrap of paper to prime the ink flow if necessary. Apply the gel pens directly to the paper surface using light to moderate pressure; for finer lines use a steady, light touch and for more intense glitter coverage apply additional strokes after the first layer has dried. Replace caps after use to prevent the tips from drying out and store pens horizontally for optimal ink distribution.

Usage recommendations

Test the pens on a small area of the chosen paper to confirm drying time and compatibility. Avoid using on non-porous surfaces such as plastic or glossy photo paper where ink may not adhere properly. For archival projects, use appropriate acid-free paper and allow each layer to dry fully before stacking pages.