Tutorials
She decorated a kitchen rack using this technique
Using Crackling Medium Tutorial at Crafting by Dominique Blog
- Tutorial - How To Transfer Printed Images To Wood
Transfer an image or woods to wood easily Tutorial at Sisters, Sisters Blog "As I was pulling out my Christmas Decorations, I found this accidental block that I made as a test before I attempted the mirror. It's one of my favorite little decorations...
- Tutorial - How To Transfer Text To Your Work
This technique will work with images too Transfer Text Tutorial at Artangel Blog "I love the look of text in art. This is a tutorial for a technique that I've used for the background of one of my recent canvases. It's simple to do (though a bit...
- Tutorial - How To Print On Tees
Trace a picture onto the foam if you like Tee Shirt Tutorial at Art with Kids Blog "It's always fun to be able to wear your art! I wanted to make some prints on tee shirts using scratch foam and acrylic paint. I drew the bicycle directly onto the...
- Tutorial - How To Use Elmer's Glue For A Crackle Finish
I had no idea! How cool! Cheap Crackle Finish with Elmer's Glue Tutorial at Make the Best of Things "For years whenever I wanted a cool crackled effect on my painted projects I used the very expensive (to me) crackle medium and even bought some paints...
- Working With Layers - Photoshop Cs5 Tutorial
In this tutorial, we're going to learn all about layers in Photoshop. What is a layer? In Photoshop, a layer is like a transparent sheet of paper that you can draw on. You can draw on a small portion of the layer, or completely fill it up. If you...
Tutorials
Tutorial - How to Use Crackling Medium
Using Crackling Medium Tutorial at Crafting by Dominique Blog
"Almost every journey down the decoupage path begins with one step crackle medium. You may easily get it at every home/building/craft store and it seems to be very easy to use. Well, it may not necessarily be the case. The appearance of cracks depends on several factors, such as: thickness of the medium layer, the direction (upward, downwards, diagonal) you apply the top, contrasting paint coat and finally (and I would dare to say – most importantly) the precision of brush strokes. Actually, I rarely use a bristle brush – it is more tricky to get the entire surface covered to your satisfaction without going over the same spot twice. A round foam brush is my choice, always. And for those who have not tried this technique before – here’s where the shoe pinches; when applying the second coat of paint you must avoid overlapping or re-stroking otherwise you risk ruining the weathered wood effect".... Read more
- Tutorial - How To Transfer Printed Images To Wood
Transfer an image or woods to wood easily Tutorial at Sisters, Sisters Blog "As I was pulling out my Christmas Decorations, I found this accidental block that I made as a test before I attempted the mirror. It's one of my favorite little decorations...
- Tutorial - How To Transfer Text To Your Work
This technique will work with images too Transfer Text Tutorial at Artangel Blog "I love the look of text in art. This is a tutorial for a technique that I've used for the background of one of my recent canvases. It's simple to do (though a bit...
- Tutorial - How To Print On Tees
Trace a picture onto the foam if you like Tee Shirt Tutorial at Art with Kids Blog "It's always fun to be able to wear your art! I wanted to make some prints on tee shirts using scratch foam and acrylic paint. I drew the bicycle directly onto the...
- Tutorial - How To Use Elmer's Glue For A Crackle Finish
I had no idea! How cool! Cheap Crackle Finish with Elmer's Glue Tutorial at Make the Best of Things "For years whenever I wanted a cool crackled effect on my painted projects I used the very expensive (to me) crackle medium and even bought some paints...
- Working With Layers - Photoshop Cs5 Tutorial
In this tutorial, we're going to learn all about layers in Photoshop. What is a layer? In Photoshop, a layer is like a transparent sheet of paper that you can draw on. You can draw on a small portion of the layer, or completely fill it up. If you...