The summer season is perfect for sitting indoors and crafting. And when you have a lot of small things to use for your craft, here’s a small trinket bowl which you can make to hold craft material.
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The summer season is perfect for sitting indoors and crafting. And when you have a lot of small things to use for your craft, here’s a small trinket bowl which you can make to hold craft material.
Fevicol MR, Fine Art Round Brush, Fevicryl Acrylic Colour Black, Fevicryl Sparkling Pearl Gold Dust, Fevicryl Glitter Cone Gold, Any bowl, Black fabric, Plastic sheet
Cut two circular shapes from the black fabric by using the bowl as a reference. The fabric should be slightly bigger than the bowl which you are taking for reference or as a mould.
Invert the bowl which you intend to use as a mould. Place a plastic sheet over it.
Place the black fabric over the bowl and apply a generous quantity of Fevicol using a Round Brush. Place the second cut fabric onto this and again repeat the process of applying Fevicol. Allow this to dry overnight.
Take off the black fabric to obtain a stiff fabric bowl. You can paint this bowl using Fevicryl Acrylic paint: Black for a good finish. Allow this to dry.
Lightly brush Fevicryl Sparkling Pearl Gold Dust onto the surface of the bowl to Give it an antique finish. Allow this to dry.
Use a Fevicryl Glitter Cone: Gold to apply the glitter all around the edge of the fabric bowl. Using a brush. Gently spread the gold glitter towards the inside of the bowl. Allow this to dry.
You can use the Fabric bowl to keep earrings, beads or other craft items while working, or even use it for serving chocolates.