How to Make Stickers with Plaid Apple Barrel Paint
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Create the perfect sticker with Apple Plaid Crafts Barrel Paint . These cute stickers can be used to decorate water bottles, school supplies, or as a gift for teachers or friends. It also makes excellent craft activities during the summer.
Find out how easy it is to make your own stickers with Apple Barrel Paint and Mod Podge!
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Draw a rainbow in all its forms, or paint a colorful wreath... or get creative and draw whatever you want! This craft is addictive!
When I was in elementary school, I loved posters. I don't have a sticker collection... but I would like to. I want Lisa Frank to be very sticky! I love the current sticker trend and the DIY version is always my first choice.
Do you like posters? do you like posters???
Create personalized stickers for your friends. Put the perfect finishing touch to your gift with these stickers. Build your collection of stickers and enjoy the creative process of making your own.
Apple barrel paint is my favorite! It is very inexpensive and available in many vibrant colors. I used this selection from Amazon which has a bit of each color.
I love this color variation because it has all the primary colors, plus there are lighter and darker shades of each color. It makes drawing and blending sparkle with this 18 2oz pack . Apple color stem.
Materials needed to make Ink Glue for Checkered Apple Barrel:
Step 1: Open the painting
Start by opening all the Apple Barrel colors you want to use... or mix some of them in the palette.
Step 2 - Ink Labels
Draw the desired design on the glossy surface of the self-adhesive paper. The glossy surface makes the drawing very distracting. This is an amazing effect!
If you want a darker finish, let the paint dry and then repaint.
While you are drawing the flower, make a large ink blot in the shape of a "C" in a circle. This forms the petals. Then add some lighter and darker paint. Color the leaves and add some paint, in this case yellow, to the center of the flower.
Keep painting flowers, calligraphy, a rainbow, or whatever your heart desires, until the sticker is complete. Leave approximately 1/4 inch between image templates.
Once you've filled out the entire sticky page, set it aside to dry and finish the rest! Create a colorful rainbow with bows and layered stitches.
This rainbow is very beautiful and has a nice atmosphere. Use the tip of a round stitch stick if you like. Then let the paint dry completely.
Step 3: Mod Podge
When the paint is completely dry, apply a thin coat of Mod Podge Matte Coat to the image. This will make them resistant to staining and light scattering. Let the Mod Podge dry completely.
Step 4: Cut the sticker
Now cut off all the glue with scissors. Leave about 1/8 of the border of the white contact paper around the drawn image.
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Now these everyone's favorite stickers are ready to find a home in a water bottle, notepad, journal, folder, folder or even get lost as a school gift!
What's your favorite sticker?
Do you like garlands or rainbows with colored tassels?
To use the sticker, simply peel off the back and stick it in place! Too easy!
The sticker is not "waterproof", so please don't wash it or pour water on it.
Add colorful stickers to your notebook or journal for the perfect personal touch!
Give your teacher a bunch of smart label stickers that say "Nice to be with you this year!"
Map all school supplies to coordinates in your project.
You will never think that your book belongs to someone else if it has a special label on it.
Get Apple Barrel Paint in all the cool colors and start making your own stickers today!
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