This mini was made for my daughter for her birthday. It was lots of fun making and adding all the embellishments to it. She drew a couple of pictures in it and added it to one of the pages. This was made with DCWV Sweet Stack paper. It is really cute with all the glittery pages in it. I added a chunky chain on the spine. Take a look at the video for more information about this adorable mini.
March 25, 2013
January 24, 2013
Gorgeous Flowers Made From WOC Petals
by: Becky Currey
These flowers are made out of acrylic paint! I thought for sure that when I painted the
petal, the paper would fall apart! It
held
up pretty well actually.The key to making these fabulous flowers is to
lightly brush the paint on the petals. They will keep there shape, do
not forget to brush lightly!
Wild Orchard Crafts
(all flowers)
Petals 2”
(BM-00076)
Blooms 1 ¾ (BM-00046)
Buttons for centers
Paint:
Apple Barrel Acrylic Pink Parfait
Craft
Smart Metallic Paint- Red
Studio G:
White Glitter Glue
Flower middle are buttons
Paint:
Craft Smart Acrylic:
Red
Recollections
for Center: Poinsettia
Paint:
Apple
Barrel: Neon purple
Studio G Glitter Glue White
Carnation from WOC
Paint:
Craft Smart Metallic
Bronze
Apple Barrel
pumpkin orange and canary yellow
Centers are buttons
Centers are buttons
October 31, 2012
A Recycled plastic bat!
Original Bat |
This is the original Bat
my son brought home from school. The first thing I said, “Can I decorate it”. He said, “sure mom”. “Hehehehe, giggle! It was really cute! So last night I turned
this bat into something that looked more
The bat is of a plastic
material. The bat was painted black and underneath the chipping black paint, was pink plastic. Yeah, that’s right, a pink plastic bat!!
First, I scraped all the
chipping paint off and roughed up the surface so the paint would stick and not
chip again. I painted body with black acrylic paint. I then painted the mouth
and eyes white for a base color. Next, I painted the tongue a light pink color
and added some red metallic paint to accent the tongue and teeth with blood. Then
I added some Silver Leaf/ Rub-n-Buff to accent the body, wings and head. I then
paint the eyes and added some glossy accents. The last step was to cover the
bat with Mod Podge.
This is how it turned out!
Finished bat |
Bat head |
This was a very fun project and my son loved it!!!
Materials
used:
Acrylic paint:
Black
Red metallic
White
Silver leaf, rub-n-buff
Paint brush
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