Craft Tips – Craft uses for nail polish

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Posted by Merryn | Posted in Craft Tips and Tricks | Posted on 10-03-2010

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Don’t throw out your old bottles of nail polish! They can be used for all kinds of crafts. You can paint plastic plant pots. Just mix different colors all together and the outcome is awesome! Your imagination is the limit and you can basically do anything with it!  Jazz up old earrings, ornaments, shoes; anything that can be “sponge” painted. Have fun :)

Come share your craft tips and tricks with us here :)

Handprint Flower

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Posted by Merryn | Posted in Art Crafts, Fingerprint Art, Hand and Footprint Art | Posted on 08-03-2010

Tags: Fingerprint Art, flower, flower art, handprint craft

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Handprint Flower

Mix red and white together to get pink. You may also use any other colour as you wish :)

Paint your palm and print it onto a piece of paper.

Repeat and print all around till you get a complete flower.

Paint your fingers green and print it on the bottom of the paper as the grass.

Paint your fingers a lighter shade of green and print it on the bottom of the paper again.

Draw a line down from the flower to the grass. Use the brush to dot the middle of the flower and you are done.

The beautiful handprint flower :D

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Decorating Flip Flops

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Posted by Merryn | Posted in Crafty Crafted Friends, Recycle Craft, Ribbon | Posted on 05-03-2010

Tags: decorating flipflops, flipflops

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Flip flops need not look so plain anymore thanx to Anney.

A Crafty-Crafted Friend's submission on decorating flip flops

Craft submitted by Anney of http://blogniako.blogspot.com

Turn ordinary flip flops into something extra ordinary.

See how they've been transformed

To see how she ‘transformed’ her flip flops, click here.

You too can share your creative ideas with us. Simply click here to submit your craft and we’ll link it back to you :)

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Craft Tips – Color Theory

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Posted by Merryn | Posted in Craft Tips and Tricks | Posted on 03-03-2010

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When mixing colors for painting, the fundamental rule is that there are three colors that cannot be made by mixing other colors together. These three colors are red, blue and yellow; known as the primary colors.

Primary color wheel

Secondary Colors

If you mix two primary colors together, you create what is called a secondary color.

Blue + Red = Purple

Red + Yellow = Orange

Yellow + Blue = Green

The colour wheel can be seen below and this can be used to help remember primary and secondary colours. The secondary colours are in between the primary colours – for example – between red and blue is purple. Quite simply, mixing the primary colours of red and blue paint together will produce the secondary colour purple.

secondary color wheel chart

An important rule of the color wheel is that colours opposite to each other on the color wheel usually work well together as a colour scheme. These are known as COMPLEMENTARY COLOUR.

Tip: It takes only a little of a dark color to change a light color, but it takes considerably more of a light color to change a dark one.

Get your colors out today and try mixing until you get the desired results :)

Handprint Spider

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Posted by Merryn | Posted in Art Crafts, Fingerprint Art, Hand and Footprint Art | Posted on 01-03-2010

Tags: handprint craft, Spider

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Incy Wincy Spider climb up the water spout.. Let’s paint a spider today :)

Handprint Spider

You'll need black water colour for the spider. You may also use dark brown or any other colour your child wishes his/her spider to be :)

Paint your palm and four fingers black.

Stamp the painted palm onto a piece of paper.

You'll get one half of the spider.

Paint the other side of your palm and the four fingers.

Stamp it next to the first half.

You'll get a complete spider now.

Grip your fist and paint it black.

Stamp it on the body of the spider.

Paint your fingertips yellow and dot it around the head as spider has many eyes all over.

Paint your fingertip red and dot it on the yellow dots and your spider is done :)

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