Decorative plate/ Wall hanging


Painting on thermocol plate with water colours..decorated with colour sequeins

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7 comments:

  1. Shama NagarajanTuesday, February 24, 2009

    nice painting and decoration

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  2. UnknownWednesday, February 25, 2009

    looks beautiful...we can even decorate the pooja room with this creative decorated plates

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  3. VijiskitchencreationsWednesday, March 04, 2009

    hi I like all your crafts.
    Really it's superup.

    can you show themocol plain white plate. I have one party white plates. Can I use that one. Give me reply pls. Thanks a lot.

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  4. ECWednesday, March 04, 2009

    Thanks Shama

    Thanks Soumya..thats another good and creative way of using these plates

    thanks Viji..you can use any paper plate-provided its plain white, not necessarily thermocol plate..I didnt have options in the nearby shop so went for the only available ones..Do check out more ideas for using those plates by clicking on the label below the post

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  5. VijiskitchencreationsWednesday, March 04, 2009

    can you show one of the paper plate wall hanging step by step. That could be useful. Once again
    Thanks.

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  6. ECWednesday, March 04, 2009

    For the design above-

    Paint the plate with a base colour-any water colour of your choice..preferably darker shade. Let it dry well

    Use a small brush now and draw the design with some light contrast colour. Let it dry.

    Stick the kundans or small chamkis on it with fevibond or some good glue. Dry

    Thats it..If you need more help, please mail me at easycrafts@gmail.com..that would be better

    For a step by step instructions with photos, you may have to wait for some time since I am presently travelling and so will take atleast 20 more days to come out with it.

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  7. VijiskitchencreationsThursday, April 23, 2009

    thnaks a lot.

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