Welcome creative friends! I was inspired to create another bottle in altered art with illuminated effect. It's a little fairy house in enchanted forest. Tips & Tricks DIY a bark roof Sizzix 3D Texture fades 'Lumber' Sizzix Bigz 'Planks' colored with shades of green dry brushed with white gesso highlighted with a mini window and lantern, moss and a piece of dried tree bark 1. first punch out different sizes of the planks 2. embossing a wooden structure 3. use firstly Distress Stain and then the Distress crayon, I like to smudge it with my fingers 4. I divided some planks again and applied a total of 15 strips around the bottle with construction ahesive 5. for a better fixation I have wrapped a firm strip around it and I bent the lower ends slightly upwards 6. decorate the whole bark roof some close up's some stairs created with a worked fence used Calico Craft Parts Arched Door with Window Panel Blackberry Bramble Wild Rose Vine - Flora & Fauna Flourish Style 1 Sheet of Mini MDF Window Wood Shapes Picket Fence Panel MDF Wood Shape - Style 3 Sheet of Mini MDF Hinges Wood Shapes Sheet of Mini Insects - MDF Wood Shapes Style 1 I hope I could inspire you! Have fun realizing your own visions and ideas! Thanks for your visit! Kerstin
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Hoje também é dia de reciclagem! Antes de jogar fora vamos pensar em como podemos reutilizar o "lixo", são tantas opções legais! CDs, garrafas, molduras, portas, colheres, gavetas podem ser transformados em objetos incríveis de decoração e de utilidade para o dia a dia! Clique AQUI. E essa cor, gente do céu, estonteante! Esse aposto que minha amiga Julia vai amar... outro dia postei uma outra opção com colheres que ela amou! Clique AQUI. Inspirou-se também? Beijos e muitas cafofices. Volte amanhã, pois com certeza inspirações fofas terão por aqui! Quer saber mais do Cafôfu Ateliê de Arte? Você também nos encontra nas redes e mídias sociais: E-mail: [email protected] YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/vivilela14 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cafofuateliedearte/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cafofuatelie/ Lojinha: https://www.facebook.com/groups/LOJINHAdocafofuateliedearte/ Pinterest: https://br.pinterest.com/virginiavilela/
Everyone may be tired of all of our posts about the Runs with Scissors Art Classes, but they are just so darn fun! It is truly amazing, all the gorgeous altered art that is being created at the Red Shed! This last Thursday's class was Soldered Bottles. It was adding embellishments and art elements to an interesting bottle, for display or to give as keepsakes or great gifts. Once again, Jeannie and Michele had tons of options for the ladies to choose from. Lots of bottles........ Fun ingredients to put inside the bottles, for interest or to add to a theme.... Sand, glitter, rice, salt, so many choices and interesting textures.... Lots of gorgeous embellishments to add to the top........Charms, shells, rhinestones, crystals....what a great way to recycle broken crystals or glass stoppers! With the choices made, the teaching began...... After the bottles are filled and decorated, Foil, burnish, and solder the tops....... The foil and solder the embellishment................. Then solder the whole thing together, add interesting texture and dots. Michele and Jeannie where there the whole way to stimulate creativity and keep burned fingers at bay! The ABSOLUTELY Gorgeous results! Gayle made this with a wedding photo, rice, and the words "Cherish" inside. The broach is from their anniversary party... Lisa found this interesting bottle.... That became the dress for her "dolled" up delight! Jaymi went all GLAM.... This one is a crack up! Andrea put her dog's TEETH in a vintage Listerine bottle! The charm says "angel" on one side and "devil" on the other.....she says that perfectly describes her dog. Love this one, reminds me of the Tin Man in Wizard of Oz.... Mari's bottle is Pretty in Pink and Blue........ Gigi made this great bottle, with her mom and brother also framed in solder... Aren't they all absolutely gorgeous? We want to thank everyone who has made the art classes so successful! We sold out every class the entire year, which is fabulous for a venture only a few months old. If you would like to be added to the mail list for the 2009 schedule of classes, be sure to sent an email to [email protected]
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Hi Everyone... I'm so glad you are here today I have something really cool to share with you. I have had this bottle for quite some time. I have been envying the altered bottles that I see on Pinterest and have so wanted to do one. To be totally honest I have been intimidated by them. I finally decided to just go for it and it was so much easier than I thought it was going to be... So let me share my process with you so you can go make your own altered bottle. I mean seriously the possibilities are endless and it can be done in any theme...I personally love mermaid's and I just had this vision in my head...so here we go. I used a Absolute Vanilla Vodka bottle but you can use any bottle that you have or like. Art Anthology Products Art Anthology Gesso Art Anthology Paints in Veridian (Sorbet) Fiji (Velvet) Tango (Velvet) Chocolate (Velvet) Blue Topaz (Gem Stone) Art Anthology Colorations Fern Leaf Cinnamon Toast Studio Blue Peacock Feathers Lark Grass Guacamole Fern Leaf Juicy Other supplies. Gauze Crochet Doily Moss (got mine at Walmart) Miscellaneous Shells (I got mine at Walmart) Various bits and bobbles, gems, and metal embellishments. Hot glue gun 3-in-1 Glue Here are some pictures of the extra little supplies I gather up and used on my bottle. Ok...so let's get started...you want to layer a heavy coat of gesso on the entire bottle. While the gesso is still wet start layering on your gauze...pull it apart and place it on the bottle overlapping in some areas. Apply more gesso to the top of this. The gesso is your glue at this point and also your base coat of course. In this next photo you will see the gauze applied to the bottle and I've left a "window" uncovered by the gauze because this is where I am going to glue my image. I knew the basic shape I was going for and I didn't want it to be perfect. Next I cut up a vintage crochet doily I've had. I invisioned it looking like netting and it totally worked. Still using the gesso as a glue I applied it around the top and bottom of the opening I had left and the gesso also covered up the colors on the doily. I let this sit overnight to dry because I used a lot of gesso and I wanted it thoroughly dried. Now...let's add some gorgeous Art Anthology Color to this... I started with the greens. Misting Guacamole, Grass, and Fern Leaf randomly around the bottle, but really concentrating it around the opening I have left.. Next I grabbed Peacock Feathers and Lark. Misting all around the bottle. I used Blue Topaz and Veridian on the neck of the bottle and in random areas on top of the misting to add depth and dimension. There's no right or wrong way to do this. It's a matter of layering the colors to YOUR liking. The sand color you see is Cinnamon Toast. With the Gesso down it went on pretty light. After that dried, I grabbed my Chocolate and painted the netting. This took roughly 3 coats. I did the chocolate heavier in some spots to give some variation in color. Once you are happy with the color on your bottle, grab your printable or whatever you want to use as a image decoration on your bottle. I rolled the gauze and doily back a bit and cut my image to fit, then used 3 in 1 glue to glue it down. I then rolled the gauze back over the edges of the image. My next step was to prepare some of my embellishments. I pulled apart some of the moss pictured above so that it looked like coral. I painted this in Tango. I had also picked up a small package of buttons that had seashells and some star fish and sand dollars. I used wire cutters to snap off the button loops from the back and I painted the starfish Tango, and I painted the shells and sand dollars with gesso. I wanted to prep all of my embellishments so once I started adding them I didn't have to stop and do it. Using my hot glue gun, I started gluing on the embellishments. I started with the coral pieces, then added the shells and the glass rounds. I just kept layering them on until I was happy with the placement. Again, there is no right or wrong way to do this...it is a matter of layering your embellishments to your liking. Here are some photo's of how I laid mine out. These leaf beads are super cool and they came in the large package of beads I picked up at Walmart. They really worked nicely as a frame around the image. This next picture is the neck and top of the bottle. I used a wine bottle cork since the bottle was originally a twist off... I got the blue open thread material on clearance at Walmart and also wrapped it with the green hemp cord. I sprayed that with some cinnamon toast before wrapping the neck of the bottle to tone down the brightness of the green. The round beads around the rim are also from that package of beads and I brushed them with Chocolate after glueing them on to dull down the shine. For the back of the bottle I found this cool Mermaid Water Spell and printed it out and glued it to the back. I inked it up a bit to make it look worn Here are some completed images of the bottle I know this was a long post and I sure hope you are inspired to go make a beautiful altered bottle. Thanks so much for stopping by today and checking out my project. Have a wonderful Day x0x0x Monica
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I'm celebrating good news!!!!! my CHA W-12 stamp images are finished & sent off to be magically transformed into real rubber stamps... for release late January... my CHA W-12 ART PARTS are finished...(almost)... I just need to decide on what's included in the packages... I been working on *a little something* & it's moving along well... so... I *thought* I deserved a play day... and play I did... the idea has been brewing since tim introduced the rock candy crackle paint... I wanted to use it on glass... but since the crackle paint needs "tooth" to grab onto... the glass was too slick for the crackle to do it's job... believe me...I did try... I sanded the glass...or so I thought... then painted the crackle on the glass...let it dry... it looked beautiful... UNTIL... I picked it up to inspect it... then it all fell off... lol... so I knew it would be a cool effect... if I could get it to work... and I did... the glass bottle below is right from the store... (a Marshall's find) I painted on a thin layer of Ranger's Glue N Seal... I like the matte finish... and let it dry... when it was completely dry... I attacked it with the crackle paint... I was bound & DETERMINED to make this work... I don't give up easily... I wanted big cracks... so I painted on a pretty thick layer... then added some extra strength drips... then I sat & crossed my fingers... and stared @ the bottle... pure MAGIC!!!!! I am IN LOVE... I used pumice stone distress stain to accent the cracks... and a bit of espresso pigment ink, added with the blending tool... for a little more color... here's the finished bottle... a total transformation... from brand spankin new... to very vintage... with the addition of a little lace, an idea-ology tassel & some foliage leaves, a Maya Road vintage trinket button... and some rhinestone trim... the crackle effect is flippin cool, if I say so myself... it's even better than I expected... it's now... art...FIT FOR A QUEEN! I think this new awesome cracked glass technique has LOTS of possibilities... I've got an idea-ology corked vial drying now... it's looking really good! and speaking of awesome... how about the new seasonal distress inks for winter? makes you drool...kind of AWESOME!!! what beautiful colors... I hope you can grab a generic bottle, some Glue N Seal... this is the big bottle...no brush... but more cost effective to refill the small bottle (that has the brush)... some rock candy crackle paint... same thing here...large bottle to refill the small... this is just too much fun... I hope you're inspired to play along and make art! wendy ps...it's NOT TOO SOON... to start making your holiday gifts... YIKES! it's Nov 1st... pss...I realized why I'm shaky... I made a project WITHOUT a rubber stamp... I thought that was IMPOSSIBLE... I better remedy that NOW... phew...
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