Sculpture. La sérigraphie, les t-shirts, les produits pour la sérigraphie. The Storque :: How-To :: How-Tuesday: Glass Photo Etching. Have you ever thought about trying glass etching? If so, I’ve got a project for you! I’ve taken cream glass etching to a new level by using PNP Blue Transfer Paper as a resist! PNP Blue Transfer Paper was originally used to etch circuit boards and has recently been adapted to etch jewelry. I tested this transfer out on glass and it works like a charm! Use this photo-transferring method to create classy custom gifts. Supplies Flat glass or mirror to etch uponPNP Blue Transfer Paper (available at ThompsonEnamel.com)Old Iron (I like to use a heavy iron that doesn’t have an automatic shut-off)Contact PaperAmour Etching Cream (DickBlick.com)Foam BrushRubber GlovesNail PolishAcetone (or nail polish remover) Step 1 Scan or create your high contrast design using photo-editing software.
Step 2 Make sure your flat piece of glass or mirror is clean and free of dust. Step 3 Protect the rest of your piece with contact paper. Step 4 Apply a thick layer of the Armour Etch cream with a foam brush. Tada!
NaniBird Home. Stitching. Klocki - LEGO Bricks for Adults. The Storque :: How-To :: How-Tuesday: Pillow With Rosette Clusters From Felt Furnishings. I haven’t crafted with felt since I was little, but since picking up a copy of Anne Kyrrö Quinn‘s book, Felt Furnishings, I have a whole new universe of respect for the material. Anne was encouraged to revisit felt by her tutor in her final year studying Textile Design at London Metropolitan University, and she hasn’t looked back since. The techniques she explores in this vibrant craft book truly transform felt into modern, eye-catching home accents.
For this week’s How-Tuesday project, we’re sharing her pillow with rosette clusters. The gathered felt creates a feast of color for the eye; don’t the pictures just make you want to reach out and caress the nestled folds? Purchase Felt Furnishings Sometimes an idea for a new design will come to me when I’m playing around with a piece of felt in my hand. To capture these forms, I have used the traditional techniques of gathering and ruching to create highly textural surface structures from felt and felted wool fabric. Materials and Tools 1. ReadyMade.
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