Hello my fantabulous followers! You are in for a treat today because we have Amanda from Everyday Craft Endeavor. She is so talented and has so many cute projects. So please welcome Amanda:
Yeah!! I am so glad to be here today! I just love Shannon and all her cute ideas!
It is so fun to click on over here and see what she has been up too!
It is so fun to click on over here and see what she has been up too!
My name is Amanda and I am the creative mind behind “Every Crafty Endeavor.” I am married to a dashingly handsome, hard-working man named Spencer and we have a little boy named Quinn! I work part time as a writer on a marketing team for an Engineering Company and craft in my “spare time.” I have been a “mommy blogger” for a couple years – and started Every Crafty Endeavor to showcase some crafty ideas that I have done. I love to craft and cook and I have lots of fun ideas and tutorials that I love to share. I am constantly thinking about things to cook, make or sew, accessories that pop, ways to decorate my home and things to photograph.
If you stop by and visit me you will find projects and recipes like:
If you stop by and visit me you will find projects and recipes like:
Today I would like to do a tutorial about how I made Glazed Wall Art for my bathroom.
But really - you can use it in any room!
I needed something so fun for the walls and I wanted a lot of color
to make the room pop a little.
First: Gather your supplies!
You will need:
Fifth: Pour it onto your paper and spread it evenly around.
I used the back of a plastic spoon, but you can use a Popsicle stick too.
(Hint:) The glaze will turn your paper a little bit see-through -
it's not big deal unless the back has really funky designs on it.
Most scrapbook paper has a plain color or white back which work better
than those with dots or other things.
Three of my papers had little designs on the back - Two looked really awesome!
One - went in the garbage.Sixth: Let them dry for a day or two.
Seventh: Flip your art work over and measure 6 inches to find the middle.
Eighth: Hot glue your ribbon on the back.
Ninth: Hang them up and enjoy!!
When you have a minute, please stop by and say hello and see what other crafts I have been working on. I am always looking for new ladies to blog swap with and fun crafty ideas for my Friday Favorites.
But really - you can use it in any room!
I needed something so fun for the walls and I wanted a lot of color
to make the room pop a little.
First: Gather your supplies!
You will need:
12x12 scrapbook Paper
12x12 Plywood
"Pour-On" Glaze
Spray Adhesive
Glue Gun
Ribbon
Plastic Cups
Second: Spray the back of your paper with the adhesive
and glue them to the plywood.
(hint:) I had my hubby cut up a sheet of plywood in advance.
We found it in the lumber section at Home Depot and
one small sheet made 8 12x12 pieces.
I am making some without the glaze for my spare bedroom.
and glue them to the plywood.
(hint:) I had my hubby cut up a sheet of plywood in advance.
We found it in the lumber section at Home Depot and
one small sheet made 8 12x12 pieces.
I am making some without the glaze for my spare bedroom.
Third: Cover your table and set the wood up on plastic cups.
Make sure your cups are all they way underneath the wood,
so if you do happen to drip a little, it doesn't stick to the cups.
Make sure your cups are all they way underneath the wood,
so if you do happen to drip a little, it doesn't stick to the cups.
Fourth: Mix and Mix and Mix your Pour-On.
This is the same stuff you use for the Glazed Washer Necklaces.
This is the same stuff you use for the Glazed Washer Necklaces.
Fifth: Pour it onto your paper and spread it evenly around.
I used the back of a plastic spoon, but you can use a Popsicle stick too.
(Hint:) The glaze will turn your paper a little bit see-through -
it's not big deal unless the back has really funky designs on it.
Most scrapbook paper has a plain color or white back which work better
than those with dots or other things.
Three of my papers had little designs on the back - Two looked really awesome!
One - went in the garbage.Sixth: Let them dry for a day or two.
Seventh: Flip your art work over and measure 6 inches to find the middle.
Eighth: Hot glue your ribbon on the back.
Ninth: Hang them up and enjoy!!
When you have a minute, please stop by and say hello and see what other crafts I have been working on. I am always looking for new ladies to blog swap with and fun crafty ideas for my Friday Favorites.
Thanks Shannon!! It has been fun!
Wow! That turned out so cute! Thanks Amanda for being here today and make sure you head on over to Everyday Craft Endeavor to see my post! Enjoy!
Oh my gosh! I never would have thought to use "pour on" to glisten them up!
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