En esta ENTRADA tienes muchas ideas para pintar camisetas,pero,además, he encontrado esta otra técnica que me parece ¡¡genial!! en este BLOG,y voy a haceros una traducción muy libre para que aprend…

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Esta técnica de como pintar una mandala en tela, camisetas, u otro materiales es tan sencillo que incluso lo pueden hacer los niños. También os enseño como recortar un copo de nieve en papel.

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2016 Topic 18: Autumn Leaves Well hello everyone, Darcy here, welcome to out newest topic. This one calls out to me for many reasons, I love Autumn, especially the colours. The leaves are falling, drying out and providing a crunchy carpet underfoot. The blazing sun of summer (hmm maybe not) has passed but there is still that lovely warmth. Evenings have that little nip in the air, somehow that is comforting as it makes you dig out your favourite sweater, scarves and gloves. Wrapping up snugly for Autumn walks on a Sunday afternoon is quite special. Gibbous Fashions Before we start, let's see who won the Topic 17: Making Marks Challenge... I am so glad you took the plunge and had a go at mark making, I know it sounds scary and seems like you need to be good at drawing but that is not the case at all. Even the simplest of marks can be interesting, both in backgrounds and as focal images. The winner of Making Marks is: Hazel from Mellifluous Meanderings Email Darcy to claim your prize. [email protected] So let's talk leaves! What do we know about them? well firstly on evergreen species the leave mostly stay on, and on deciduous species the leaves fall off. The shapes vary enormously, these are defined by the types of edges; smooth, fringed, toothed, serrated, indented,wavy and spiny. The way the leaves are arranged on the stems can also vary; alternating, opposite, in rows, rising from the base and rosette formations. As for leaf surfaces there can be leathery, waxy, smooth, hairy,sticky, spotted, wrinkled and warty! Phew! so many differences! but there is more, the veins vary too, they are sunken below the surface and carry food and water to the plant or tree. These can be arching, split, aligned, palmate, parallel, secondary, branching or rotating. Lindsay People have always taken pleasure in trying to preserve natural beauty that surrounds us,there are examples of leaf rubbings going back as far as 1425. Even Leonardo Da Vinci pressed leaves into some of his manuscripts. In 1543 the first botanical gardens were set up in Pisa, there they catalogued and displayed leaves especially those useful for making perfumes and medicines. In the 16th and 17th centuries people would decorate prints that they owned, much like we use old book pages now. Here is a print of a rhino, you can see the borders have had leaves added to them. There have been many ways of preserving the beauty and fragility of leaves. In 1854 they used electrotyping to produce exact copies. By 1862 the negatives from photos of leaves were used when creating woodblocks. These were incredibly popular in the domestic market. The most fragile leaves of course are skeleton leaves. This is an ancient art, going back to the Chinese during the Ming Dynasty. It used to be a very lengthy process that would take several weeks. But now you can make your own skeleton leaves really quickly. Check out THIS SITE to see how to make them. If you don't fancy boiling up your leaves, how about cutting sections away to create a different kind of skeleton. Artpropelled Leaf rubbings are something we have probably all tried, but how about printing with leaves. add your paint or ink directly to the leave and you are ready to go. Ukkonooa This has to be the most stunning wreath that I have ever seen. Mariette Of course you don't have to use real leaves, you can easily make your own. Check out this post by Tim Holtz. These fantastic leaves have been created by Carol Windsor, she laminates sterling silver between layers of paper to create amazing jewellery. These ones by Lena Pavlova have been felted. This is a beautiful collar, and would look stunning over a black outfit, but can you imagine if it was extended into a decorate scarf.. oh yumminess! For an autumn evening how about these lovely candle holders made from air drying clay, they could be a table decoration for a late supper or placed in the garden while you relax with a drink. Lightly Enchanted Take your clay moulding to a smaller scale with a stunning pendent like this one. Fable and Fairy C*****mas is coming! ( I couldn't bring myself to type it just yet) but it is indeed coming, and these glittery leaves would make a stunning garland which you could make for autumn and leave up over the holidays. House of Jade There are so many ways to cut out leaves, either by hand, using punches or using metal dies. Here is one example layered up onto a card. utilising all the neutral shades as supporting layers. Ana K Kellie has made some gorgeous Autumn leaves, see how she made them HERE and then join her in this video to see how she uses the leaves to make a journal page. Here is another stunning journal page, just look at those rich zingy colours. DionDior When it comes to mixed media, leaves are a definite favourite, both for their shapes and for their colours. This one incorporates copper pieces and watercolour paper leaves. Carol Nelson This piece feels more abstract, but you can still see the Autumnal elements collaged together. Anna Baldwin Another great mashup is this piece which is primarily a photography but also has embroidery added. Patricia Casey I am not a scrapbooker, but I am always fascinated and in awe of pages like this, this is the kind of page I want to make. Dagmara Kos Leaves do not need to look like realistic leaves, they can be stylized, fresh and funky. Danielle Donaldson With this topic we don't want to limit you to just using leaves, so have a think about the colour schemes that Autumn leaves bring to mind. There are so many stunning, rich, jewel-like tones that you can use. This stunning art doll is very clearly dressed for autumn, those deep rich tones work perfectly together. Martha Boers Here you can see another journal page, no leaves here but you instantly get that autumnal feel from the lovely colours. Don't you just want to run your fingers over these gorgeous autumn beads. Carolyn Saxby If you are in the UK then perhaps make a visit to Wallsworth Hall in Gloucester, here you will find the Nature in Art Gallery and Museum. It is the first in the world that is dedicated to art works, fine,applied and decorative, inspired by nature. Find out more about it HERE. Leaves in their original state are purely ephemeral, for the briefest time their shape, colour and beauty is admired, then it fades and crumbles away. It is no wonder then that we try to capture the memory in artwork. Have fun over the next 2 weeks and show us how you can capture Autumn. Don't forget to follow Darcy and Leandra's Pinterest boards if this topic pushes your buttons, you will see plenty more examples to whet your appetite there! Darcy Topic 18: Autumn Leaves PaperArtsy Blog Challenge We'd love you to share your ideas and link up your creative response to our current blog topic. Take a minute to read the challenge guidelines below. All links go in the draw to win a voucher to spend on products of your choice from the PaperArtsy online store. The Autumn Leaves link will close 17:00 (London Time) Sunday, Oct 2nd winner will be announced 2 hours later at 19:00. 1. The challenge is a for you to show how you are inspired by the current blog topic. Your entry should contain: - a mention of which post inspired you and why, and - a link in your blog post to that original post on the PA blog. The whole concept of this challenge is 'play along with us'. You are encouraged to put your own twist on ideas you see on our blog, do your own thing - whatever grabs you! 2. The link you put on our linky page must lead directly to the specific post on your blog where you have explored the technique/ idea mentioned in point 1 above. Don't link to the home page of your blog. 3. We prefer your challenge blog post is created exclusive to our challenge, but if our topic fits perfectly with another challenge, then you may link to both if appropriate. 4. You are most welcome to use stamps/ products/ substrates you have to hand from a variety of companies, we do not expect you to exclusively use PA products - it's lovely when you do though! 6. You can enter as many times as you like. We don't want to restrict your creativity! NB. Link closes at 17:00 Sunday Oct 2nd (London Time) 7. The winner of the random draw will receive a £50 credit voucher to be redeemed on the PaperArtsy Website. The credit voucher includes VAT and postage. We request that one of your purchases is an A5 rubber stamp. You can add any other items to your basket, but the final total should not exceed £50. 8. Each fortnight on Sunday, the winner will be announced at 19:00 (London time). In the same post, the link for the next fortnight will be posted. 9. It's your responsibility to claim your prize coupon from Darcy. email: [email protected] Good Luck! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!

Curso práctico de pintura en nivel inicial, muy útil para quienes estamos aprendiendo a pintar en tela, viene con sus patrones y fotografías paso a paso mostrándonos cómo debemos realizar nuestro proyecto, así como la guía de colores y materiales a utilizar. Si quieres ver la revista completa, pincha aquí. Espero te sea de utilidad y la disfrutes. Nota: Te recuerdo que todo el material que comparto está obtenido de la red, si por cualquier razón vulnero algún derecho y no debo publicarlo, por favor infórmame y automáticamente lo quito. Gracias. Mariluz

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This wooden easel stand is a good helper for painting, perfect for artists, students, professionals, and amateurs! Triangular structure: The easel features a sturdy triangular design that minimises wobbling, ensuring stable painting conditions. Adjustable height & angle: You can adjust the height by pulling and lifting the handle, ideal for a canvas up to 107 cm in height. Additionally, you can adjust the angle of the painting stand, allowing for comfortable painting from various angles. Sturdy material: Solid pine wood is a beautiful natural material. Pine wood has a straight grain, and the knots give the material its signature, rustic look. Made of solid pine wood, this painting easel is sturdy and stable. Wide applications: This art easel is perfect for painting and presentation, and it is also the best exhibition booth for displaying pictures on various occasions such as weddings, celebrations, supermarkets, museums, restaurants, art exhibitions, and so on.

Existen innumerables artículos que pueden ser decorados y personalizados con tu propio toque creativo. Muchos de ellos son objetos creados con algún tipo de tela, sobre la que se puede pintar si se conoce la técnica para llevarlo a cabo. Justamente para eso, para mostrarte cómo pintar en tela y poder llevar a cabo este tipo de decoración, es para lo que está destinado este texto. Después de leerlo, serás capaz de crear diseños en tu propia ropa, decorar unas cortinas, crear un bonito conjunto de servilletas a juego, o cualquier otra cosa que se te ocurra. Ahora bien, como

a pedido ,subo los patrones de las flores que aplique en el delantal de cocina de mezclilla que confeccione la vez anterior.....y agrego otro mas por si quieren probar con algo mas facil una jarra -se elige el diseño que mas les guste ,y se imprime 2 o 3 veces el mismo patron ,dejar uno para ver como es el diseño final y las otras dos copias es para recortar las partes que vamos hacer . disponer las partes en la tela elegida.NO OLVIDAR QUE POR LA PARTE DE ATRAS DE LA TELA DEBEN PONER LA TELA TERMOADHESIVA ( o entretela)de la que se pega con el calor de la plancha.asi es mas facil despues para coser. -si usan maquina de coser para pegar las partes .no se dejan margen en las telas recortadas,porque el zig-zag de la maquina cubre las orillas o contornos. -si lo hacen a mano para pegar las partes de tela deben dejarle un pequeño margen doblado hacia adentro y sujetar las partes recortadas con alfileres o un pequeño hilvan,Orillar por el contorno con hilos de bordar a punto feston.

Het 2 mm dikke kraft board van Florence biedt een stevige, duurzame basis voor allerlei soorten projecten. Het stevige karton heeft door zijn bruine kleur een ambachtelijke uitstraling en is zeer geschikt voor het maken van kaften, scrapbooking, fotoalbums, puzzels, bordspelen, dozen, poppenhuizen en meer. Je kunt kraft board naar wens beplakken met stof of papier, erop tekenen, schrijven, schilderen of stempelen. Lijm of plak er versieringen op om jouw knutselproject te decoreren. De vellen zijn geschikt om te knippen of met een hobbymes te snijden. De Florence kraft board vellen hebben een dikte van 2 mm en zijn gemaakt van hoogwaardig, zuurvrij papier. Hierdoor is het slijtvaster en kun je je werk jarenlang in perfecte staat bewaren. Het is beschikbaar in diverse formaten (30,5 x 30,5 cm, A4 en A3) en wordt verkocht per 3 of per 50 vellen).

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A veces (casi siempre en mi caso) una hace planes y luego nada sale según lo planeado. Esta vez, después de meses sin poder coser prácticamente nada, planeé una Semana Santa de costura a tope. Y sí, coser la verdad es que cosí...pero el resultado no me convenció mucho. Después de 6 bloques cortados, pegados, cosidos y bordados...los miré y les dije: estaríais mucho más monos con un fondo de color clarito. Total, que voy a repetirlos todos. Como ya no tenía tiempo, amplié uno de los dibujos para una bolsa (demostración de que con el fondo claro luce mucho más): Ahora no creo que tenga tiempo hasta ¿junio? para hacer otro maratón de costura. Iré preparando las piezas (tengo fe en que el pegamento resista) y supongo que aprovecharé para incorporar cosas nuevas y hacer cambios. Os dejo el dibu (si os fijáis, al ampliarlo para que llenase la bolsa le puse mangas y alargué un poco el cuerpo) por si alguien quiere poner una Mary P. en su vida (y en su bolsa) Bss gordos M.