Details of the item: - Unique design for embellishing furnitures, ceilings, walls, boxes etc. - Light weighted - Glued easily on any flat surface - Sanded(or use putty for sanding) and Painted for use, don't use unpainted wood appliques and on-lays directly. - No cracks in the dry condition as its good physical properties Painting Service: We charge for painting service. There are 82 colors available for painting, check this listing www.etsy.com/listing/853087902/ Size tolerance: There is always size tolerance. Usually the actual size made out is a bit smaller than the data we marked of the design. Size tolerance can be varied from 1% to 10% based on different sizes or batches. Take for example: (1) 12cm, tolerance may be 1cm (2) 60cm, tolerance may be 1.2cm (3) 120cm, tolerance may be 2cm Unpainted wood: Never use the appliques without sanding and painting. Because the unpainted wood may exists rough edges, deep color scars, color difference from finger jointed plate, tiny holes, glue traces etc. About material: The material is rubber wood. The form of the rubber wood is finger jointed plate. So there may be light and deep wood colors existing in one carved applique. The buyer need to paint it for using in your craft after sanding. It is not suggested installing directly without any treatment. Broken items: As experience, there is 1% rate of the broken applique onlays when you received. Please use strong glue to repair it yourself if all the broken parts are not very small and doesn't affect the whole decal effect. Hope you understanding that the decal effect is the most important and our packing service has been very good. Here is a glue tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cl2Lf7r8wCs Glued traces for broken items: The unpainted wood items you received may exist glue traces on the surface of the cracks, this happens in rare item. Please paint the wood items to cover the traces. Rough edges: Rough edges could be happened in 5% of the wood crafts. The wood product you received may be with rough edges from different batch. Please sand it before spraying colors. Check below on how to sand the unpainted wood items or rough edges. Sanding: Sanding paper, sanding brush or small carving knife could all be used for sanding the rough edges. It is suggested sanding many times before/after painting. Here is a link to buy the sanding paper: https://www.etsy.com/listing/933618095/. Sanding the wood first before painting, then sanding each time after it gets dry from spray painting. It is very easy to remove the rough edges after it gets dry. Please have some patience by waiting for the dry. Scars: Sometimes there are scars on the original wood material, so you will find there are areas in deep color from traces of scars. The buyer should use the wood by painting. Designs minor change: In rare time, the design of a wood applique and item received may be a bit different from the image shows, just a bit different, it doesn't affect the original design idea and structure. ------------------ Pay by Debit Card/Credit Card: You can pay successfully without a Paypal account. Here is the tutorial video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78tVATa1mvM Steps as below: 1. Click on the "Check out with PayPal" or "Pay with Paypal" button in Etsy, then the page will move to PayPal. 2. Click "Pay with Credit or Debit Card" in Paypal page. 3. Enter your personal information, billing address and credit or debit card information. Choose option "No, I don't want an account now" in "Create a Paypal account?" Click "Continue". ------------ Importing Tax: No import tax for 99% parcels through Standard Shipping. You can take it easy to order in our shop. For Express service, only 5% parcels may be taxed as the policy of the destination's customs, usually the tax is less than $10 USD. Contact us to confirm the tax, we can help you on it. ------------ Returns & Refund We gladly accept returns and exchanges. Contact me within: 14 days of delivery, Ship items back within: 30 days of delivery Thank you for stopping by. https://www.etsy.com/shop/CustomsBot
I wanted to post last week, but forgot all about it! At the beginning of the year in Alaina's 1st grade class, her teacher handed out journals to each of the students. I believe that they had an allotted time each day to quietly write on their journals. It was so cute skimming through Alaina's journal at the end of her school year. She wrote about how much she loves her little brother, that she wants to be an artist when she grows up because "I'm really good at it," and about how much she and her dad love bacon..... the inner workings of a 6 year are quite humorous. When Alaina asked me to make her a summer journal that she could take along with her on our trip, I starting thinking of an idea for what could be used to create the front and back cover of the journal. (It would have been easier to just use a compisition notebook but I really wanted something on a smaller scale. Pocket size or just a little larger.) I scoured my craft room looking for the right size chipboard to use as covers but didn't really find anything terribly useful...... until I saw a box of greeting cards! A greeting card would make a perfect little journal! They're already folded and cute cards are readily available everywhere, but it's especially sweet if you can reuse a pretty card that was given to you. (Do you keep cards that you received? I always keep the pretty cards I receive for special occasions, I figure eventually I'll use them for something useful. To start I trimmed down to size a small stack of graph paper and folded the sheets in the middle. Just use a couple of staples to hold the paper inside the card. and no summer journal would be complete without a sheet of stickers. I used to be a sticker queen when I was little and I've obviously passed on the love to Alaina. (Chase too if you noticed his 4th of July flag below!) There is my easy-peasy summer journal idea! Other add on ideas could be a sheet of printed titles, maybe add a roll of cute washi tape to hold paper notes, and a sheet or 2 of letter stickers. Hope you are able to make a few with you little ones and record those special summer memories!
I've been a floral designer since Y2K specializing in weddings and themed parties but Covid hit and out business couldn't survive years without events. I started creating unique paintings, wreaths and garlands with beloved characters and teams. It's been a great way to utilize everything I learned as a florist and keep my creative flame alive.
Have you seen our NEW Decorative Molds? We launched 21 Decorative Molds that can be used in so many different ways! If you have wanted to take your furniture refinishing to a new level… now you can. Amy Howard at Home Decorative Molds are perfect to use with the Acrylic Glacier Resin to create your own custom embellishments and raised decoration on your furniture pieces.. Shop Our Full Line Here: With 21 different designs, you are sure to find one you LOVE! Watch as Mary Corrado from Mary Corrado Interiors shows you how she added a touch of elegance to her antiqued mirror with our new Molds! Step One Start By Mixing Resin Part A With Resin Part B And Mix For Three Minutes. (If you want your Resin to be flexible only add half the Hardener instead of a 1:1 ratio). Once Three Minutes Is Up, Pour Mixture Into Molds. Step Two Let Dry Overnight. Step Three Take Super Glue And Glue Decorative Pieces Onto Piece. Let Dry Before Proceeding. Step Four Clean Entire Piece With Clean Slate. Step Five Paint A Base Coat With One Step Paint Color Of Your Choice And Let Dry. Step Six Add One Coat Of Cracked Gesso On Top And Let Dry Step Seven Choose Two Colors Of Milk Paint And Mix Each Color With Water And Stir Until Paste-Like Consistency. Step Eight Paint Onto Piece Over The Cracked Gesso (Mary used a lighter color on the Decorative Mold and a darker color on the rest of the piece) Step Nine Once Dry, Cover Piece With Antiquing Glaze. (Mary used a sponge for this) Step Ten Once Dry, Apply Light Antiquing Wax After Offloading Onto Cardboard. Let Come To Tack. Step Eleven With A Very Light Hand, Repeat Step Ten But With Dark Wax. Just Hit The Edges And Corners. Let Come To Tack. Step Twelve Finally, Use Dust of Ages And Apply Over Entire Piece. Our silicone molds have a natural release and do not stick. Simply pour in your mixture of 2 parts resin with 1 part hardener, and mix well for 3 minutes. Pour into the mold and allow to dry overnight. Pop out your design and apply with super glue to your frame, furniture, or decorative object. The detail on our molds will be quite exquisite due to the depth in each. You can use these molds over and over again. Using the Resin recipe with only half the hardener will allow your designs to be flexible and be placed beautifully over curved surfaces. If you prefer using air dry clay in lieu of resin, you will notice some shrinkage and cracking. Be aware that air dry clay will not give you the detail that you can get with Resin. Amy loves using Decorative Molds for baking: adding detail to cookies, cakes, etc. We suggest keeping your food molds separate from ones that you prefer to use for painting and creating.
Having the perfect embellishment for your project can add just the right finishing touch. With these 7 tutorials you can make any of these cute little details to your pages or cards in no t…
DIY scrapbook embellishments are easy to make and add a custom touch to scrapbook layouts, greeting cards, junk journals, gift tags, and much more!
My niece and I spent a relaxing Sunday afternoon making embellishments for cards. We used leftover bits and pieces from my scrap bins. We also tried a different technique -- emboss resist! (You can find a tutorial for that here.) Supplies and Tools: KRAFT cardstock, Tattered Florals Die (Tim Holtz), Quilling Tool, Puzzle Die (Sizzix), Paper Crimper (Fiskars), Script Stamp, Versamark, Clear Embossing Powder, Assorted Dye Inks, Circle punch, Square Punch, Twine, Pearls, Blossom Nestabilities, Leaf Punch (Martha Stewart), Paperwork Greetings (Inkadinkado) This post linked to: Kraft Journal - What's on your work table (I usually keep my desk clean with nothing but my lamp, clock, and a bin of "tools" on it [see photo below] - BUT today these embellishments were sitting on it waiting to be photographed, blogged about, and put away)
A complete guide to the easiest image transfers and where to find them. IOD image transfers are the easiest embellishments for your painted furniture project
A few weeks ago, I did a guest post for Tatertots and Jello and shared this tutorial. In case you missed it, I am posting this on my blog t...
Hello everyone and happy Thursday ! Sophie here to share a cute layout created with the May 2019 main kit. My assignment today was to create custom layered dimensional embellishments …
Hi all and wow its July! I know I say it every month but this year is just flying and makes me so grateful that I am documenting all these memories that are just flying by. This month I am revisiting a technique that I often use when I am in the mood to be […]
By now, we know that DIY’s are all the rage. However, many DIY projects are just so modern. What about the clever crafters who prefer something with a little bit more vintage charm? Here, we’ve put together 18 DIY projects with the vintage-lover in mind. From lacy candle holders to teacup tealights and a vintage […]
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Make your own DIY Embellishments using Tombow Adhesives and supplies you already have at home!
When you have kids spending more time at home during their vacations, finding something for them to do is very important. The thing about kids is that not only their mind and fingers but also their imagination needs to be engaged when it comes leisure activities. Art is one of the things that could stir the creative imagination of kids but you have to go about introducing art to children the right way. When you do this, you can have kids engrossed for hours in projects like making paper houses that will have them delighted and keep their creative side engaged. Soon you will be asked to provide craft ideas that kids can use to make homemade gifts so that they can indulge in such activities.
My niece and I spent a relaxing Sunday afternoon making embellishments for cards. We used leftover bits and pieces from my scrap bins...
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Mystical Stitches combines the beloved and accessible craft of embroidery with a spiritual element, introducing a rich treasury of 200 magical symbols you can use to set an intention and create personal icons to wear or embellish items in the home.
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Hi All! Today I am sharing a cute little DIY project! I made a box of rosette embellishments. I used a mix of different collections to bring this project together. The box and lid is made using a 6.5” square piece of paper and scored at 1” from all four sides. I used a polka dot black and white patterned paper for the
Wow it has been a really LONG time since I've shared a card with you on here! I just haven't had ANY mojo for cards lately though, ugh. Luckily for me, there's a great card sketch over at Artful Delight this month that inspired me! Supplies: Crate Paper Paper Heart Collection - Define, Cupid, Delicate, Love Letter; Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Walnut Stain; Ali Edwards Stamp Set - Loving Words; EK Success PSN L Butterfly Punch; Stampin' Up! Heart-to-Heart Punch; We R Memory Keepers Corner Chomper I created a DT layout yesterday (which goes live on the 30th!) and when I was done I made some super cute embellishments with all of the tiny leftover scraps... It only took me about 15 minutes to make these 10 embellishments and now I can just pop one on a project at any time. It rocks! I'm planning on doing this from now on because it saves me time plus uses up my scraps (which is always a good thing because I have WAY too many). ;) What do you do with your scraps?? I'd love any tips or tricks to use up some more of mine so feel free to share! -------------------- I'm entering this layout in the following challenges... Artful Delight - Card Sketch Simon Says Stamp - Show A Bit Of Brown The Paper Bakery - Handmade Embellishment Frosted Designs - Make Your Own Embellishment
DIY scrapbook embellishments are easy to make and add a custom touch to scrapbook layouts, greeting cards, junk journals, gift tags, and much more!
Meghan from Another Crafty Day gave a burlap drum shade an Anthropologie-inspired makeover with a bunch of felt blossoms. She already had tons of felt on hand, making it a natural choice for her flowers. However, you could definitely experiment with different fabrics to lend a more causal or
