It's the month of love! So I decided to create a necklace expressing one of my loves, music!
I started out gluing the three hearts together using Aleene's All Purpose Wood Glue. Next, I painted them one solid color.
Once the paint was still wet, I then covered my pendant in Crafty Chica glitter. I made sure to have a paper underneath, to capture the excess glitter.
I found some really cool sheet music in my parent's art room. I tore it up (which was extremely hard for me!!) into small pieces, and used Glossy Collage Pauge to seal it.
Here is my finished necklace!!
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Ed Hardy-inspired T-shirt
at 5:30 AMHello everyone! It's Cheri from I Am Momma - Hear Me Roar and I have a fun, wild project for you today. I was really anxious to do more with my Tulip fabric markers, so I took some inspiration from Ed Hardy to make this t-shirt for my little guy.
I got out a plain white t-shirt, my Tulip fabric markers, and the Fashion Graffiti Big Phat Markers. Then I started to play.
I drew all over, looking at the Ed Hardy t-shirts for ideas.
Lastly, I filled in the designs with some color. Then I kept adding more details until I was happy. The markers are so fun and easy to use.
Then I tried the shirt out on my little man. It's wild and fun, but it can also be tamed by pairing it with a sweatshirt or a short sleeve shirt over the top of it.
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I got out a plain white t-shirt, my Tulip fabric markers, and the Fashion Graffiti Big Phat Markers. Then I started to play.
I drew all over, looking at the Ed Hardy t-shirts for ideas.
Lastly, I filled in the designs with some color. Then I kept adding more details until I was happy. The markers are so fun and easy to use.
Then I tried the shirt out on my little man. It's wild and fun, but it can also be tamed by pairing it with a sweatshirt or a short sleeve shirt over the top of it.
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Beach Blanket Lingo Frame
at 12:00 AMMaterials List
- Aleene’s® Acid-Free Tacky Glue™ Glue Sticks
25525 Acid Free Glue Sticks 2PK 8g - Aleene's® Paper Glaze
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Miscellaneous
- Scrapbook paper
- Sea beads
- X-Acto® knife
- Cardstock (multiple colors)
- Scissors
- Design punches
- Shadowbox frame
- Paper towels
Instructions
- Using desired design punches to create beach theme, punch out from colored cardstock paper.
- Cut pieces of other cardstock paper large enough to mount on photos.
- Use Acid-Free Tacky Glue® Glue Stick to mount photos onto cutout cardstock.
- Position mounted photos onto selected background scrapbook page.
- Once pictures are positioned in desired areas on background page, use X-Acto® knife and small slits in background page underneath the mounted pictures. Place corners of mounted photos in the slits in the background page.
- Tear off a long edge of another piece of cardstock paper (keep jagged).
- Glue torn piece onto one side of the border of scrapbook page.
- Apply Paper Glaze to selected punched out designs. Immediately add sea beads. Let set. When dry, glue designs to background page in desired locations.
- Insert scrapbook page into shadow box frame.
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