Thursday 28 February 2013

Peacock earrings


Peacock Earrings

This  peacock earrings inspired from a magazine. So I quickly got a pair of peacock feathers for some bucks. For chennaities, you could get these feathers from T.nagar streets. 

How to do:

A pair of peacock feathers or any other feathers you desire
a thread 
earrings hoop- 2 ( I used the old hoops from other earrings)
So, if you are about not to use the earrings no more then collect the beads or hoops. Recycle it.

If you need a short one, trim the edges, but I did a nice cut for peacock feathers. Because I don't want them to be long. 
Bend the peacock feathers end, insert the hoop and tie the knot with the help of threads. Gorgeous peacock earrings is ready to use.





Peacock earrings


You could also insert beads or stones in the feathers end .


Check out How to do  Recycled bangles

Wednesday 27 February 2013

Paper Roll crafts

This is made by rolling the papers. Instead of putting waste papers in dustbins or paper man shop. you could make use of it much like photo frames, flower vase, pen stand, boxes, or as decorative pieces.

Paper roll - flower vase

Popscile/Ice-cream stick crafts


This decorative wall hanging can be prepared with Popsicle, glue, and photos or designs of your choice.




Things you'll require:

Ice-cream sticks- 1 packet ( available in craft or fancy stores )
glue - fevicol
stones or chamkis - I used left over chamkis
A Lakshmi god piece - this is available in photo frames shops which sells religious accessories.






Popsicle Sticks Wall hanging

Ice-cream stick wall hanging

Tuesday 26 February 2013

Invitation card flower vase - Recyled craft



I have prepared this simple and cute flower vase using invitation cards.

Things you'll require:

Waste Invitation cards -

Fevicol or gum paste

Just roll the invitation card, and stick the end with fevicol. Just hold for a while pressing the pasted place. Decorate with stones or photo or paintings of your choice.

Waste Invitation Card - Flower vase

Flower vase - art from waste

Monday 25 February 2013

M-seal Clay crafts

I have used M-seal Clay craft with simple designs. I just did this cute clay designs with left-over clay.

Material Required:

M-seal

Talcum powder

Fabric colors - you can use oil or acrylic or any other colors.

How to do:

Blend the white and black color m-seal mixture finely, and take small amount of it.

Now with this clay ball, you can create your desire shapes and paste it your pots, vases, plates or any other materials.

I just got this clay pot (Earthenware pot) for free. Once, I visited to a Village near Andhra ( I don't remember the exact location), there I got sweet lassi served in earthenware pots. So by using this, I turned into a creative crafts.

M-seal clay Flower Pot

M-seal clay flower pot stand

Terrocotta stand
I use this as pen stand

Wool/yarn threads garland


I prepared this garland using wool/yarn threads




Woolen thread garland

Pom Pom Garlands

Saturday 9 February 2013

Pot Paintings

Pot Paintings:

Terracotta Pot Painting

Pot Painting - flower vase 



Materials required:

Terrocotta or clay pot 
Paints of your choice- ( usually I use Fabric, and enamel paints)
Brush

Instructions

Before you paint the pots, you must scrape the pots with sand paper. ( available in all paint shops or fancy stores).

Next step is to wash the pots and allow it to dry for 24 hours.

Paint the pots with enamel painting as base. ( I have given white coating as base)

Now you can paint using fabric or acrylic or oil paints on pots.

I mixed enamel white and watercolor tube purple to get the baby pink color.

Next day, I used old sunflowers and pasted on the pots. You can also use glitters or stones of your chocie.

Finally, I varnished the pots.


Please feel free to ask me any queries:




Glass paintings - Krishna Series collections

Glass paintings:

I have posted the tutorial how to do glass paintings on  bottles. Please refer the post here.

Krishna and his mom, evening scenery, Krishna with butter, Ganesha glass painting

Krishna and Ganesha Glass painting

Krishna with Radha Painting

Two parrots Glass paintings

Glass paintings on Bottle


Glass painting on Bottle
Glass Painted on Glass bottle 

Materials Required:

Old juice bottles 
Glass paintings
Old flowers 

First cleanse the old bottles using mild washer and allow it to dry completly.
Next step, using glass liner draw the designs and allow it for dry for 10 to 20 minutes.
You can fill the outlined designs with glass colors of your choice( I used water based).