Recently, I've been incorporating a lot of Art-C ephemera into my mixed-media art journal pages.
Today, I'm sharing a tutorial using an Art-C Wood Pallet as the base!
During the busy holiday season, one of the first things that gets misplaced are my keys.
So I decided to create a pretty key holder to keep my keys in one place!
Today, I'm sharing a tutorial using an Art-C Wood Pallet as the base!
During the busy holiday season, one of the first things that gets misplaced are my keys.
So I decided to create a pretty key holder to keep my keys in one place!
I began with an Art-C Wood Pallet as the base and used The Groove Tool with brush tip to apply Blue gel stain.
Next, I used The Groove Tool with both the coarse and fine sandpaper tips to sand some of the surface
(particularly the edges) to give the piece a weathered effect.
(particularly the edges) to give the piece a weathered effect.
Then I used adhesive stencils to spell the word “Keys” and applied White Ultra Chalk Soft Matte Paint
to the surface with The Grove Tool and brush tip.
to the surface with The Grove Tool and brush tip.
After that, I used The Groove Tool to apply more Blue gel stain and to do additional sanding to the surface.
Lastly, I used my glue stick to layer on lots of lovely ephemera from Art-C’s
botanical collage kit and word play collage kit...
botanical collage kit and word play collage kit...
... and added the Art-C clips to hold my keys!
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Hope you're having a wonderful and creative week!
Hope you're having a wonderful and creative week!
