Hi guys!!
Super excited to share my second project, with DecoArt, as a member
of the Blogger Outreach Program. I'm creating with new and fabulous
Pouring Medium and Top Coat by DecoArt!!
A tutorial was created to help show you how these projects were created. I hope
it makes you want to create some ART of your own. So EASY and so FUN!!!
#1 ~ My starting point. A large cardboard box was used to catch the paint drip.
#2 ~ Vintage junk store find, a lazy susan that needed an update.
#3 ~ Added paint ( 2 parts paint to 1 part Pouring Medium) to plastic cups.
#4 ~ Stir Pouring Mixture, into paint, with wooden sticks. Pour paint colors (dark to light) in a large cup.
#5 ~ Flip cup, (turn project up side down) and place cup under project and do the "flip".
#6 ~ Start moving the project, so the paint moves and covers the surface of the project.
#7 ~ With the surface covered, the handles were painted, with a small brush, using the drip off paint from the project.
#8 ~ Project at rest.
#9 ~ A small amount, of paint mixture, was left over from the lazy susan pour so I used it on a small 8" X 10" canvas.
#10 ~ Up close photos of the beautiful swirls of color. I ended up using five colors
to create this look.
#11 ~ When applying the Top Coat, pour over project and move the project up and down
to cover the surface. Drying depends on the type of surface you are covering. The wood lazy susan took a good 5 hours and the canvas about 2 hours.
Products used:
DecoArt: Pouring Medium
DecoArt: Top Coat
DecoArt: Americana Decor/Lace
DecoArt: Americana Gloss Enamels/Desert Turquoise and True Blue
DecoArt: Dazzling Metallics/Festive Green and Splendid Gold
Supplies needed:
Cardboard with sides ( for pouring area)
disposable cups
baby wipes
disposable gloves
paper towels
This is a sponsored project for the DecoArt Blogger Outreach Program.
Thanks for stopping by for
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