We are six days away from Valentines day. Instead of a card this year I am sending that someone special in my life (my granddaughter) a Valentine windchime.
Supplies
Creative paperclay®
Unfinished wooden windchime plaque
Word Beads- block style
Americana® Multi Surface paints
Lisa Pavelka texture stamp
Mod Podge gloss lustre
Red twine
Micro black gem stones
Hot glue gun and glue
Let's get started!
- Roll out a small ball of paperclay into a thin sheet.
- With the texture stamp on top of clay, use the roller to roll an imprint into the clay.
- Cut out the desired shape using a clay knife or pallet knife.
- Smooth the edges of your shape, let air dry or bake.
- Paint your texture piece as desired and let dry.
- Paint the front and back of the wood windchime.
- Mod Podge both pieces.
- Hot glue your clay piece and word beads to the wood.
- Attach the gem stones.
- Add a string to hang.
Shari
I have been creating art for as long as
I can remember. I studied graphic design in Portland, Oregon before
moving to Denton, Texas and putting all my focus on creating mixed
media art. In addition to being on the Creative Paperclay design
team, I am a contributor for the Robin's Nest Design Team, an article
writer for Mixed Media Art, and a blogger for DecoArt.
I strongly believe in giving back. I
volunteer at Scrap Denton Creative Reuse Center where I teach
workshops, art camps, and perform art demos. I am very passionate
about mixed media art and enjoy helping and watching others discover
their creativity.
2 comments:
very very pretty.
i love wind chimes, fun project...
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