Acrylic Pouring Abstract Painting on Organizer Caddy DIY
Abstract acrylic paint on basket organizer!
Have you ever tried acrylic casting? This is a very fun and trendy craft that is perfect for beginners! Casting / Acrylic Paint is only for pouring acrylic paint on the surface! This is a great way to create abstract works in the colors you want.
This kitchen counter is perfect for parties or tidying - it's great for packing school supplies so your table is organized! Throwing in paint is a simple technique and doesn't require a lot of materials to get started. Try it you will love it.
This post is sponsored by Plaid . Supplies for this project are from Target! Ceramcote Delta with modern handcrafted acrylic paint and wood grooves.
I chose this tool holder and knew it would be a great way to complete a 3D blasting board. Go to the nearest destination and see a fun collection of colorful wooden surfaces and paint!
Here's a quick overview of the process so you can see the technique! Try it, it's easier than you think!
the required materials:
Handmade modern media (from target)Acrylic paint for Delta Ceramcote crafts (from Target)
5 ounce paper cups. Water Mix Popsicle Sticks
I chose paintings that remind us of the beach and the sea. I would never go away from tea and blues - never. Paint colors you want to choose - what color would you choose?
Paint Mess:
Start by pouring the paint into paper cups. The wood kitchen cabinet surface is small, so you don't need a lot of paint for this project. I mixed green with blue to create a strong tea color. I used more shades of blue than green or peach.
Add a little water to the paper cups with paint. This is not an exact science. Mix the paint with water until it comes out of a stick with a consistency similar to "hot honey". If it is too liquid, it will not stick to the wood. If it's too thick, it won't move after spilling.
Let the stick flow into the glass to see how thick the paint is. It would be better to be liquid than thick. I think I just added as much water to the paint as I poured it into the cups.
When all the colors are blended into the right consistency, it's shower time! Casting acrylic is liquid and random. Don't cling to perfection...it's a wild, easy, and sweet way to express yourself. If you don't like the way you leave it, you can remove it and do it again!
acrylic go:
Start with an empty paper cup. Then pour acrylic paint into the glass according to the "bull's eye" scheme. It doesn't have to be accurate. Just add it a little and it's a little!
Once you've poured all the paint into a glass, pour it into a wooden bowl. Make sure there is a sheet of paper underneath as it spills out from the edges.
Then take the container and tilt it from side to side so that it flows in the paint and sticks out from the edges.
Use the sticks to mix the extra paint in the bowl as you like. I went in and added more peaches and light greens. Repeat the process with the edges so that they are also intentionally drawn.
Securing all gaps with a stick. Then place the cans in a few empty cups while they dry.
Allow the cans to dry overnight or dry for a few days. Thicker layers of paint should dry slowly or they will crack, so don't overheat or try to dry faster.
Once it dries, you can finish it off with a light acrylic sealant then fill it with cutlery, rags, and straws and arrange a party! Or load it up with pens, pencils, markers and a calculator and use school supplies on your desk to keep in order.
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Now you want to get rid of everything!
Acrylic Paint on Flow Tray - With trial use, there is no edge for excess paint to fall off...so keep a piece of plastic on standby and wipe off the residue from the glass after throwing it in the tray.
With Dirty Pour Marble Plaid Paint (actually this is the filler I actually made for this necklace)
Pour the paint in rainbow colors (this canvas is slightly curved...so use a piece of MDF or stretched canvas)
Also check out these fun videos about paint spills!
acrylic tray
Rainbow full of cloth
