Watercolor Porcupine Painting with Printable

 I made a Watercolor Painting of Porcupine and I am also giving Printable of porcupine in watercolor for artwork in picture frame or story illustration.

 

 

You can Watch me Paint on my YouTube Channel called Relaxing Watercolor

I am also narrating a cute little story in the video as you watch me do watercolor Porcupine Painting.

This Watercolor Porcupine Painting can be purchased in digital format and you can print it for a 7 inches by 5 inches picture frame. This artwork will look very cute in nursery, classroom, gallery or any other room.

 

 

As I told you I have my story with this video on Watercolor Porcupine Painting. This story came to mind as I was painting the porcupine. You can also have the Porcupine Watercolor Illustration with story as printable on A4 size paper.

 

 

 

Porcupine Watercolor Illustration Printable Options

• They come in both 5" x 7" and A4 (picture + story) sizes.
• The painting can also be printed on A7 card (5" x 7"). You can use any A7 envelope for your printed card.
• They're available in PDF format.
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DIY CARDBOARD ORGANIZER with DRAWERS

Here's how to DIY a Cardboard Organizer for desk or table top with Drawers to keep things well sorted out, using some cardboard boxes and paper.

Happy New Year!

I had some cardboard boxes that came with sweets and savouries and had saved them. I use cardboard boxes for craft as well as organization. I wanted to make a desktop or table top Mini chest of drawers to hold my small craft supplies or stationary items. One can even keep it on the bedside table or vanity to hold make up items or everyday use jewellery. I finally made it and wanted to share this wonderful DIY tutorial with you.

I was glad to find the boxes in similar sizes and made two drawer chest. One can make even bigger four or five drawers organizer with this technique. For giving it a finished look I used some images from internet and had them printed out on regular A4 size paper and used it to cover my Organizer and Drawers. Watch my Video for detailed instructions on how I made it.

I hope you liked my Cardboard organizer or Chest of Drawers. I share many DIY videos or tutorials regularly on my YouTube channel. Hope you find them useful too. If you like or make this organizer, do drop in a comment, I would really appreciate that. Have a wonderful day! 

FREE PRINTABLES for EASY DIYs & Decorate Cozy FALL THANKSGIVING TABLE SETTING

Hi Everyone! Writing here after a long time. Hope you are doing great and staying safe. Today I have for you three FREE printable that are easy to download and then few easy DIYs to create custom place cards and decor for the Fall or Thanksgiving or Friends giving Table setting or Table decor or Party.

I made these printable on my photo editor and made pdf files for them. I wanted to share these printable with you as they are quick way to make customised party decor or table decor. If you don't have Fall leaves in your vicinity nor do you have fake Fall leaves then, this is the perfect solution to enjoy Fall decor and Fall vibes.

Please watch my YouTube video to see the easy steps to create a cozy comfy table setting with almost no expense.

This takes off any stress for party decor and I can focus well on food and enjoy my company too.

Click to download free printable 1, free printable 2, free printable 3.

I really love the rich warm Fall colors here. This brings in the welcoming feel and happiness in the home. I made this Fall Thanksgiving table setting for two only today (for you and me) but, you can extend it to any number.😃

Tutorial: DIY Halterneck Backless Crop Top from old T-shirt

Hi Everyone!

Summer is soon approaching!

Am here today with a very simple tutorial on how to make a stylish Halterneck Backless Crop Top. That too, re-purposed and reused from an old t-shirt.

 

At times its difficult with kid's clothes. This T just shrank one size after first wash. My daughter just adores the color and 'Bambi" appliqué on it. So here, I just had to do something about it...Can't just throw it away?

 

After having seen and being inspired by many crafters and DIYers do T-shirt refashion, I came up with my plan. So out came the scissors and..

Just neatly cut away the sleeves so that:

a) there is one inch shoulder left, next

b) turn over the T-shirt and chop off the back in a neat line above the armhole level

c) What is left of the back ,cut a vertical line from top to bottom in the center.

Now gather all the chopped off fabric, DON"T throw away.

I picked the stitches and lay the pieces straight flat on floor and

Chop, chop...

Cut horizontal strips of about 1 inch or 2.5 cm thickness

 

Now this is fun part

You just have to do it to enjoy it

Hold the two free ends of the strip and give a good pull

and you have a neat cord with free edges neatly folded in which just don't need to be stitched

Now I sew a cord on each shoulder for the neck tie for halterneck pattern.

I also attached two cords one on each side of the back to secure the halterneck backless crop top.

 

Vow its done...She looks pretty in this. Very Summer-ish.

 

This is the back which shows the two tie ups at the back and on the neck of the halterneck top.

Also made a matching bracelet with the left over cords which can do double duty as pony tail hair band or as of course the bracelet. Look here...

http://momdaslifehandmade.blogspot.in/2015/05/bracelet-or-pony-tail-band.html

Am a cotton/satin/silk stitched top person, but now am in look out for Ts.

Its so quick...

its addicting...

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DIY: Table Foosball or Soccer with cardboard at Home

A very big Hi to all of You!
Sometime back it was my son's birthday and I wanted to make him something more than a cake and the Shirt..
I made him a Table Foosball or Soccer..
He was thrilled...

I photographed the steps to share on my blog with you,

But forgot to take measurements..

So, if anyone of you can see me now,

am sitting with the Soccer board and measuring tape while am writing this blog :)

OK! So I started with a big empty cardboard box.

As you see I have cut it open into half,

so that, now my field is 14 inches by 20 inches, and 6 inches deep.

I cut out small rectangles 3 inches by 1.5 inches on either sides along the width of box,

as the goal posts.

And

Cut four small holes just big enough to allow the rods through on either sides along the length, 4 inches from the ground.

Next I covered the walls of the board with white paper using craft glue.

I used green textured handmade paper at the base of the box

to make the field.

You can used dowels, but I had some light weight metal rods,

Which I cut to 25 inches size,

Sanded the sharp ends smooth

Painted them black

Let dry before use.

Next using my acrylic color I painted the markings on the field.

Put in the four rods through the holes across the field.

Next cut out 12 strips of cardboard

8 inches by 1.7 inches.

Stuck them to the rods equidistant to each other using double sided tape.

Folded down the two ends and covered them with white paper to make the players.

Next using some colors and marker pens

I painted the players.

Painted the players both sides.

Make sure you make two teams on alternative rods and don't forget the goal keepers.

Next drop in a ping-ping ball or any light ball
Go ahead and maybe color it and
Your football or soccer ball is ready.

 
As you see
My kids were so thrilled
Couldn't even take a still steady pic..

Hope am helpful and inspiring  enough
for you to go ahead and make one for yourself!

Do tell me how you liked this project of mine on the comment box bellow.
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DIY: Tic Tac Toe from Pebbles & Fabric scrap

Hi Everybody!

Am sharing a DIY project after a long time now!

Its fun project.

Utility project..

Kids friendly...

Super EASY....

 

Shall we start?

We need few pebbles. These pebbles I picked up from riverside from our last few travel trips. I chose some dark and some light shaded pebbles.

Next we need is a piece of fabric (say15cm x 50cm), just big enough to paint the game and make pouch to store the pebbles.

Two strings about 50cm each ( Well finally I used green colored file tags or shoe lace).

Acrylic or fabric paint (I used white and black) and brush.

Matching thread to sew, scissors and sewing machine.

 

 Next I painted the Tic Tac Toe frame on the fabric.

Painted cross and "O" on pebbles. One can add a little coat of varnish over the pebbles for the extra shine.

A note on where to paint the frame of the game: Cut the fabric in required size. Fold the fabric just as it would look like as a draw string bag. At the folded base of the fabric, say 1cm from mid line paint the Tic Tac Toe frame.

Once the fabric paint is dry, sew your draw string bag.

Its super easy..

Will share a tutorial some day..:)

Put your pebbles in the bag...

And done....

 

Carry your game along with you.

Pour out the pebbles,

Stretch out the bag, and

Just start playing...

  

A very rustic old game made in a rustic old way...

Hope you will also enjoy making it with me....

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DIY an evergreen MINI PLANT from Leftovers

Hi Everyone!

The winter is approaching us. The weather has that lovely feel..

Just sitting by my window sill

I did this little craft. Even kids can do this.

 

Had a few artificial flowers. There were some artificial filler attached to them. I separated out the fillers.

 

 Got an empty can's plastic lid, little florist foam and some wire or twigs.

Cut the foam to fit in the lid. Fix the twigs at the ends of the artificial fillers to you desired length ( just proportionate to the lid or vase ).

Arrange the fillers in your new vase.

Can fill up the vase with some white/ color stone chips..

And its done...

Now it sits pretty on a shelf in my home.

Rather simple craft out of waste products..

See You soon!

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Drab to FAB: Painted Leather Bag: Season 2

Hi! When I did my first painted leather purse (My last post: Drab to FAB: Painted Leather Bag), I did not know it would be so addictive.

I dug out yet another leather bag..

Ta da...

My old leather bag, as you see was in black and white.

One of my favorite color combination..

But, again the white lost its glamor with time...

The stitching, lining, lock, zipper, all are in excellent condition...

 And, so

Another Drab to FAB project.

As I did in the last bag: Wipe clean the surface of leather to be painted with alcohol.

Then, start by using a red and a black ink pen to draw floral pattern on the bag..

 Here is a close-up of the pattern.

Just free hand..

Just fill up...

 You may appreciate that I highlighted the outlines of stems and leaves with a permanent marker black pen

 Time to color:

Acrylic paint

Use more than one coat of color

Have loads of patience

Wait in between coats of paints.

 I never had any shocking bag.

Always have had safe collection of black, beige, white, tan, navy blue, red,...

So went adventurous this time

Colored the background a bright sky blue.

 My floral print has grown green leaves.

You can see that the marks of the pens are very much visible..

Which actually give details and depth to the painting...

 All flowers painted.

Some pen markings have got covered by layers of acrylic paint..

Don't worry you can redo the markings on top of the paint again...

Here's my bag ready to go out into the world again...

I like it.

Its bright..

Happy...

Very cheerful!

Satisfying craft.

Revived my Good old bag!

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Drab to FAB: Painted Leather Bag

Hi!

Had been wanting to do this craft since a long time.

Watched many Internet sources and videos.

Finally did it.

 

This was a favorite bag of mine in white leather. As with other white objects, this bag also lost its luster. But the lining, chain and lock is still in excellent conditions. Just couldn't throw it away.

Wiped  the surface with cotton dipped in alcohol to remove any protective layer over the leather and to prepare the leather for new pigment.

I used acrylic colors.

You need more than two coats of diluted acrylic with water (1:1 ratio). Crush and twist the bag well before each coat, so that the next coat fills in any crack or wrinkle.

BE PATIENT!

Let the paint dry completely between each coat of color.

Once you are satisfied with the color, give final UNdiluted coat of acrylic paint.

Recently I was watching many videos on brush painting art of Rosmaling.

This is my first attempt at Rosemaling.

After many patient hours

My bag is ready!!

Here is my new bag :)

It looks great! I wore it to a party and my friends liked it.

You got to try painting leather...

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