Logan and I first attempted to make a Greek-style pot by covering a glass vase with air-dry clay, which worked years ago for his older ...
Add color to your landscape with easy-to-make stepping stones you decorate with mosaics. Use the same technique for other mosaic garden projects.
Construction Made of solid poplar wood, MDF and oak veneers in a water-based Montauk White or Seadrift finish. MDF is an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures the product’s structural integrity over time. Kiln-dried wood helps prevent warping, splitting, cracking and developing mildew. The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture that has flawless surfaces and consistent color tones that will not be subject to cracking. Features 2 adjustable shelves. Hardware is finished in zinc. Adjustable levelers provide stability on uneven surfaces. Contract Grade: Thoughtfully designed and expertly engineered to meet rigorous testing standards and best practices from select ANSI/BIFMA testing protocols. Imported. Care To protect finish, do not apply abrasives or household cleaners, dust with soft dry cloth. Always use coasters, pads cloth or felt, to protect furniture surface. Wipe up spills immediately. Do not expose to direct sunlight or excessive temperatures. Hardware may loosen over time, periodically check to make sure all connections are tight and retighten if necessary. Assembly Assembly required. Packaging Dimensions & Weight: 63.75 x 11 x 32.25" h; 117.5 lbs
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Have you ever melted glass in your kiln. Fabulous idea that I know most art teachers do, especially my fellow art teachers in my county. I tried it this year for the first time and the results are amazing. The student's were amazed and thought these looked beautiful. Especially these second grade slab bowls. By far one of the best projects I've done all year. I purchased the glass flat beads, large and small from the dollar store. I had to visit there a lot because we kept running out. These are in display in the case outside of my art room along with lots of other stuff. As you can see some glass did not make it all the way across some of the bottoms. Which is okay. Each piece I thought was unique. Side ways view from bowl at top. It's hard to see but the sides were stamped before these were put on the mold. I really like the free form of this pottery. I encourage the students to lay the slab (after they rolled it out) on the mold and to NOT cut it in a circle. These are ready to be fired in the kiln. You can see they each picked out three colors of glass. Just enought to melt all the way across,on most. Bone dry bisque and ready to be fired in the kiln. Great pic of stamped sides and bottom. These slabs were laid on a styrofoam bowl, as a mold. We used slab sticks, rollers to get the correct thickness of clay. Then they were stamped with various stamps I made last year. Then they were carefully picked up and laid on mold. They were to gently push down slab to form it slightly around mold (bowl), but not to much. Names were put on these last with needle tool. Fourth Graders even picked one piece of small glass and put inside their face pottery for a pop of color. I like to do this lesson with clear glaze.It shows the details in the clay better. These student's could choose clear if they wanted, if they didn't want the color inside. Glazing with three coats, time for a glass bead!!
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Bottle glass mosaics
I know, I know I'm late getting on the vase makeover train but I was looking for a specific spackling that I could never find here locally. Rather than give up…
... well new to me at least polaroid emulsion lift has been around for several years but I never had a polaroid camera to play with another one of the things my dad gave me is an old 600SE (or goose) here are some snaps I took yesterday -rather ho hum- but, transfer them to something interesting like beach glass and pottery (flotsam and jetsam) and the magic happens if you are interested in the how-to's: google Polaroid Emulsion Lift Technique I didn't find any tutorials for transferring the image to glass or ceramic so I just did it the same way I saw people doing it for paper * and a shameless plug: these pieces are available in my Etsy shop and any new sales will fuel my new film craving xoxo :) xoxo
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Couple-a-dem for the weekend. #soulfish #keywestpottery (at Key West Pottery)
This tile was adapted from an art glass window that Dard Hunter designed for the Roycroft Inn in 1906. William Joseph "Dard" Hunter (1883-1966) was primarily devoted to the study of papermaking. His designs for the Roycroft community in East Aurora, New York, helped define the Arts & Crafts movement in America. His art and design has been an ongoing inspiration to us. Motawi tiles are striking art pieces and installation accents. Each tile is made by hand and with heart in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Motawi embraces variation and handmade beauty: Their time-honored methods produce a nuanced range of color with depth and translucence. Actual Tile Size: Approximately 3 7/8” x 7 7/8”. As each Motawi tile is crafted by hand, dimensions may vary slightly by up to 1/16". Tiles are 5/8" thick and have a notch at the back for hanging. Shown here with 4x8 Oak Park Frame.
My favorite vase makeover to date!!
Make a set of DIY Clay Coasters using one of these 20+ tutorials. Choose from air dry clay or polymer clay for beautiful handmade coasters. They're so simple and quick to make and add a chic touch to your home decor while protecting your furniture.
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Find out how to create your own high-end pottery pieces with this easy DIY plaster vase tutorial. Plus get my best tips for working with plaster of paris. Hint,…
Peacock Technique
ZP_Frank Lloyd Wright_an unrealized Art-glass window design for the Darwin D. Martin House, 1903
This listing is for a PERSONAL USE DIGITAL PATTERN of a Monstera leaf for you to create your own sun catcher. You will not receive a finished product--this is for the pattern only. This pattern is specifically for Stained Glass use, but I may give permissions for other uses if you send me a message. When printed, the sun catcher will measure approximately 8"x7". Please feel free to resize if you'd like. I have made this is various sizes myself, as seen in the listing pictures. Terms: *By purchasing this PERSONAL USE license, you have the right to make this sun catcher for your self, or to be given as a gift. *You are NOT allowed to sell finished products made using this pattern. Please purchase the commercial use pattern if you would like to sell the finished pieces. *You are NEVER allowed to resell this digital pattern, or give it to anyone else. *All pattern sales are FINAL due to the digital nature of the product. After you purchase this listing, you will receive an email with instructions on how to retrieve and print your file. If you post pictures of your finished piece, please tag me @Anna_g_lantz_designs on Instagram. I'd love to see!
Patronen is een fantastisch thema om een onderdeel uit te nemen of je eens helemaal in onder te dompelen. Er is zoveel mee te doen dat je ook wel het gevaar loopt de weg kwijt te raken. Een eerste …
Dive into a world of intricate patterns with these 22 mosaic coloring pages, free for you to download and print! With these sheets, you can let your imagination soar as you fill in a kaleidoscope of designs that merge both timeless art forms and modern-day designs!
Stained Glass Coloring Pages for Kids Welcome to the glorious world of Stained Glass Coloring Pages. Coloring is a great activity for our little learners. Through coloring, they learn to concentrate, develop motor skills, and identify colors. Our big and ever-growing collection of coloring pages will appeal to kids of all ages! It's very easy to print coloring pages; simply click the link below the stained glass coloring pages you wish to print. A note to teachers, parents, and caregivers - we have a large collection of coloring pages, and you are welcome to print as many as you want,
Vintage Green Flower Wine Glasses
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Kintsugi (also known as kintsukuroi) is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold in order to highlight and show off the imperfections caused by the breakage. Traditionally you would use liquid silver, liquid gold, or lacquer with powdered gold to both join the broken pieces and embelli
