Friday, April 1, 2011

Transferring Sandpaper Art into your shirt or cloth bags

A different way of making use of your sandpaper art. Wish you could wear or carry around your sand paper art? You could actually transfer your favorite sandpaper drawings into a plain shirt or cloth bag using a process called heat transfer...

Materials Needed:

Sandpaper (different textures produces different effects)
A Box of Crayons (Try Glow in the dark Crayons for effect)
Plain sheet of paper
A plain shirt or cloth bag
A Flat Iron

Procedure:

1. Decide on the pattern or illustration you are going to create.
2. Using your box of crayons draw like crazy and produce the art work you desire (experiment with different textures of sandpaper).

3. Since you would be transferring your artwork into a different medium, the image that will be transferred into your shirt or cloth bag will become inverted. Just imagine that you are looking at the image from a mirror, so you could produce the correct orientation.

4. Select the medium you would want to transfer your artwork into (Plain shirt or Cloth bag).
5. Position the sand paper on top of the area you are going to transfer the image to.
6. Place a clean sheet of paper underneath the shirt or cloth bag to prevent the crayon from passing to the back.
7. Iron the sandpaper until the crayon has completely melted and the image has transferred to the shirt or cloth bag.

8. Congratulations your done...

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Sandpaper Art Using Crayons

A fun and simple way to create artworks using sandpaper and crayons as medium. Experiment with different sand paper textures and create a masterpiece.

Materials Needed:

Sandpaper (different textures produces different effects)
A Box of Crayons (Try Glow in the dark Crayons for effect)

Procedure:

1. Decide on the pattern or illustration you are going to create.
2. Using yourbox of crayons draw like crazy and produce the art work you desire.
                     3. Congratulations your done...

Friday, February 4, 2011

Spray Bottle Art

A messy, fun and creative way of making an Abstract piece of art using spray bottles.

Materials Needed:

Spray Bottles
Poster Paints
A piece of Oslo paper

Procedure:

1. Dilute your poster paints with water a 1:1 ratio should be enough, and place them inside the spray bottles. The more colors you have the merrier.

2. Spray the diluted Poster Paint into your Oslo Paper. Be adventurous and experiment with different color combinations.

3. Sprinkle with a dash of glitters for effect and allow to dry.
4. Congratulations your done...

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Make Your Own Chocolate Cake

Make Your Own Chocolate Cake from some art supplies, a paper plate and a lot of imagination. Have lots of fun with your child designing your own chocolate cake.

Materials Needed:

A Small Paper Plate
Brown Poster Paint
Crafts Glue
Glitters
Colored Paper
Cotton Balls
Brush

Procedure:

1. Turn your Paper Plate upside down and attach it to your Colored Paper using your Crafts Glue.
2. Using your Brown Poster Paint and Brush, color the center of your Paper Plate.
3. Attach your cotton balls to the top of your paper plate with glue. This will serve as the  marsh mallow effect for your cake.
4. Sprinkle some Glitters on top for effect.
5. Congratulations your done...

Saturday, January 29, 2011

Create an Abstract Art using Marbles

A messy and creative way of making an Abstract piece of art using some paint and marbles.

Materials Needed:

Poster Paint
A piece of paper
A small bowl
A plastic container (enough to fit a sheet of paper)
Marbles or Ball bearings (different sizes)
Glitter

Procedure:

1. Place a piece of paper inside a plastic container.
2. Pour the poster paints into the small bowls.
3. Dip the Marbles or Ball Bearings into the bowls of paint.
4. Place the dipped Marbles or Ball Bearings into the plastic container with the piece of paper.
5. Shake like crazy and see what figures you can make. Experiment with different color
   combinations and different sizes of Marbles and Ball bearings.
6. Sprinkle a dash of Glitter for effect.
7. Congratulations your done...

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