Roadies we are down to day 4 of our sneak peeks - today we bring you lots of Krafty goodness you are sure to love. And that is just the start. Remember to leave a comment on your favorite today...
Poppytalk contributor, Serena Olivieri made her very first tote bag recently and I thought it was so cute, I asked if she'd like to share here. She just bought a sewing machine and wanted to put it to use, so she created this sweet bag where she hand painted (see her Vine video here) a simple red spots pattern. See more here. Watch here red dots technique here! Thanks Serena!
Whimsical Christmas Wreath and More - My Repurposed Life™
Last month I got another fun Mystery Box from Krylon! Check out the items Poinsettia Tote bag Plastic ornament Picture Frame Candy Canes Wooden W Wooden Peace Wooden Snowflakes, large and small Jingle Bells Glass dish Krylon Glitter Blast Krylon Shimmer Metallic (Black Cherry) Krylon Indoor/Outdoor Emerald Green Did you know you can...
I had so much fun making this easy-peasy tote bag. Wanna know the best part... it glows in the dark! This bag is the perfect size for library books, a quick grocery trip or a bunch of pretty vintage dresses. Have fun creating your own quirky tote! Here's how I did it... 1. Supplies needed: A large blank tote bag, fabric paint, a pencil and a small and medium size...
Guess what time it is? Totes o’clock! This week we’re kicking off a series on totes and all the creative and clever ways you can make them, trick them out, and style them. But first, presenting 40 of our favorite tote tutorials from all over the web.
How to Paint on Fabric Hand Painted Designs, Chair Cushions, Pillows, Christmas Stockings, Hand Painted Fabrics
I love to paint on fabric. You can create whatever design you need. I recently posted on my Facebook page about this Crab Chair with Painted Cushion and I got quite a few comments and emails asking about painting on fabric so I thought I would share how I paint on fabric. This is a couch I painted for a local surf shop. I painted the rattan frame with tomato red spray paint. The original cushions were dark blue so I added the waves and swirls. I've always used regular acrylic craft paints…
