A plain wooden crate has a cool makeover! A bit of Fevicryl Mouldit and Fevicryl Modge Podge magic makes this one possible.
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A plain wooden crate has a cool makeover! A bit of Fevicryl Mouldit and Fevicryl Modge Podge magic makes this one possible.
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• Take wooden crate to do decoupage.
• Paint the crate with light shade of blue made by mixing Acrylic Colour White 27 and Teal Blue 68. • Let it dry.
• Take the tissue prints of the mushrooms, cut along the outlines of the mushrooms neatly with the pair of the scissors.
• Stick the mushrooms randomly on the crate with Modge Podge Gloss by removing the air pockets neatly. Let it dry. • Apply 2 to 3 coats of Modge Podge Gloss on the mushroom prints to seal it properly. Let it dry.
• Take Mouldit resin base and hardener; mix it thoroughly to make even dough. • Take the dough; divide it in to small and tiny balls to make the lady bugs. • Shape the clay balls and engrave the line to show the body parts of the bugs. Make about 12 to 15 bugs. • Leave it to dry.
• Paint the bugs with Acrylic Colour Black 02, Crimson 04 and White 27. • Leave it to dry.
• Take Artistry Ink Lush Lilac shade and distress the edges of the crate evenly. • Stick the bugs randomly on the crate with Fabric Glue. • Leave it to dry.