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CRAFTERS WORKSHOP TCW-450 Template, 12 by 12-Inch, Art Deco Leaves

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Wake In Cloud – 1pc Floral Comforter Only, 100% Cotton Fabric with Soft Microfiber Inner Fill Bedding, Colorful Watercolor Flowers Leaves Painting Pattern Printed (1pc, Queen Size)

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Large Vertical Welcome Sign Stencils for Painting on Wood and More – Create Beautiful Wood Signs with This Large Welcome Stencil – Set of 3 Individual Stencils for Making a DIY Welcome Sign

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Decorative Art Roller – Artsy Leaf Pattern – 7" Texture Roller

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 How to Paint Pansy Flowers with Artist Sue Pruett MDA  Downloadable Painting Pattern or E-Pattern  Acrylic Pansies and Violas – by artist Sue Pruett MDA Discover simple brush strokes and learn how to create your own flower paintings. Learn how to paint floral shapes and leaves – This design can be applied to several surfaces.  Paint beautiful pansies, viola flowers, and leaves using the basic decorative comma stroke.   Artist Sue Pruett uses a filbert paint brush to stroke double-loaded comma strokes layered to build the foundation of the petals.   Sue’s approach is to simply walk the student, step by step through the basic anatomy of the flower relative to its mass and form.  In-depth explanations.         Learning Outcomes: Learn how to paint flowers and leaves using double loaded comma strokes with a filbert brush.  Learn how to add simple stroke embellishments to add interest and mood. Learn how to use color temperature to create emphasis and attention.         Palette – DecoArt Traditions Artist Acrylics Warm White Medium White  Hansa Yellow  Yellow Oxide  Naphthol Red Red Violet Ultramarine Blue   Dioxazine Purple Sap Green Ultramarine Blue   Light Grey Mix #8 Medium Grey Mix #6 Dark Grey Mix #3 Traditions Mediums Glazing Medium Extender and Blending Medium Satin Varnish   Surface 9 x 12 Canvas Panel or Masonite   Traditions Brushes TB11 – 3/0 liner TB31 – 4 flat TB32 – 6 flat TB33 – 8 flat TB34 – 10 flat TB35 – 12 flat TB38 – 1” flat TB41 – 6 filbert TB42 – 8 filbert TB43 – 10 filbert TB51 – ¾ oval TB101 – 0 mini mop  Supplies Wet Palette Container Wax Palette Paper Palette Knife Kneaded Eraser Paper Towels Gray Graphite Paper Clear Acetate or Tracing Paper Sharpie™ Fine Point Permanent Pen

Easy fall art projects can start with just crayons and watercolors. This was created by a talented 1st grader, Sara G., and I could look at it all day.

These patterned rollers are great for Home Decor projects. Achieve fabulous results fast and easy for the DIY painter. You can create a negative application by rolling through any wet material, plaster, paint, glaze, stain, etc. Great for wall treatments – furniture decoration – cabinetry finishes – ceiling applications and even fabric. Decorative Pattern Rollers provide the everyday DIYer another tool to add creativity to their projects with texture, paint, and pattern!!! Package includes 1 Paint Roller w/handle. Roller is 7 inches. Basic Instructions for Decorative Art Rollers – Working with Glazing Medium: Start by applying the glaze to the surface area you are working on. Glaze stays wet longer than any other medium so you can allow the glaze to “set-up” a little before rolling through. Once it has “tacked up” a little, you can roll through. From time to time you may want to off-load the roller so that the roller will continue to remove the glaze. Once you are done rolling through, allow it to thoroughly dry. – Working with Texture Medium: The ArtsSyVille Embellishments Texture Medium (TxM) was developed as an easy medium to use with the rollers. The TxM can be applied with anything that has a flat side: “room key”, spatula, putty knife, trowel, etc. You’ll want to apply a thin layer, about 1/8” to 1/16”, of the TxM. This will be just enough to allow the roller to leave an impression. Again, you may need to off load the roller depending on your project. Allow to dry completely before painting on the textured finish. – Working with Pain
t: You can use any paint brand you want with the rollers, but I personally like working with the Chalk type paints. My favorite brand to work with is Debi’s Design Dairy DIY Paints. You can use the paint straight from the jar, just apply to the surface with a brush or roller. If the area you are working on is small enough, the paint will stay wet long enough to roll through with the roller pattern of your choice. If you are working on a large area, you may want to add some clear glazing medium to the paint first, this will allow it to stay wet longer.

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Easy fall art projects can start with just crayons and watercolors. This was created by a talented 1st grader, Sara G., and I could look at it all day.