Sentences with phrase «sharpie paint»

What you need is a canvas, a Sharpie paint pen (I ended up not using the Decor Color one — just the Sharpie), a pencil (and have a sharpener near by), tape and a print out of your desired image.

Simply take a ruler, map out your design, and trace it with a Sharpie paint pen.

For personalized Christmas glasses that match your decor perfectly, use Sharpie paint pens and design your own glasses.

I colored the edges and a few other areas with a black Sharpie paint marker to be able to distress after I painted.

Now, using your black Sharpie paint pen, carefully outline your letters.

These are plastic garden markers from the hardware store dipped in chalkboard paint, and then I wrote on them with a white Sharpie paint pen.

I wrote the name with a gold Sharpie paint pen.

Not exact matches

Not use a sharpie or paint pen and draw blue overalls and black hair and goggles and you've got a easy DIY necklace!

You could use Enamel Paints for the prints & decorative elements... write the words with a sharpie.

You will need: a pink sweater, red acrylic paint, red sequins, red embroidery thread and a red or pink sharpie.

Just pumpkins and DIY materials such as thumbtacks, paint, gold foil, stencils and Sharpie pens.

The film concludes with Lady Bird moving out of her parents» house, painting over Kyle's sharpie - scrawled name on her childhood bedroom wall, and heading to college in New York.

The installation uses a large canvas, paint, and Sharpie markers, interlacing drawings with short messages and poetry that explore themes of place, childhood adventure, and exploration.

Paradise Under Construction, 2012, charcoal, chalk, chalk pastels, Sharpie, acrylic paint marker on cardboard, 34 x 24 inches.

He starts each painting with a layer of abstract sharpie drawings, then -LSB-...]

He starts each painting with a layer of abstract sharpie drawings, then paints white shapes over the whole thing, and then adds in a full background of cities and scenes.

Plexiglas, quartz, polystyrene, polyurethane foam, epoxy clay, epoxy gel, resin, synthetic hair, clothing, leather shoes, thread, mirror, plaster, acrylic paint, latex paint, metal wire, glass eyes, sequins, ceramic, synthetic flowers, synthetic branches, glue, gold, domestic goose feathers (Anser anser domesticus), steel, coconuts, aqua resin, burlap, Sharpie ink, wood, coffee grounds, lighting system including fluorescent lights.

Using techniques and materials ranging from pop colored inks, gradient monoprinting, loose watercolors, acrylic paint, crayon, and sharpie crosshatching, Lederer creates images that walk the line between wry playfulness, and deep - seated fears, all the while deconstructing the picture plane and drawing parallels between the digital and the analog.

The release event for I Can't Work Like This held at Proqm in Berlin took place on the evening of the 28th of March, only eleven days after the artist Parker Bright stood in protest wearing a t - shirt, sharpie emblazoned with «BLACK DEATH SPECTACLE» in front of a painting by a white woman of Emmett Till's mutilated corpse, and only a week after Hannah Black published an open letter to the curators and staff of the Whitney Biennale calling for the paintings» removal and destruction.

Plexiglas, quartz, polystyrene, expandable foam, epoxy clay, epoxy gel, resin, synthetic hair, clothing, leather shoes, thread, mirror, plaster, acrylic paint, latex paint, metal wire, glass eyes, sequin, ceramic, synthetic flowers, synthetic branches, glue, gold, feathers, steel, coconuts, aqua resin, burlap, lighting system including fluorescent lights, Sharpie ink, wood 129 x 252 x 281 inches.

Filed Under: Burlap projects, Chalky paint projects and crafts, Christmas, Christmas decorating, dollar tree, Mason jars, Sharpie art, Stenciling Projects

What you need: wood (this is 24 ″ X6 ″) 1 ″ paint brush and a 1 small detail brush Sharpie (optional) white chalk paint antique wax Charcoal pencil tape paper and printer

One more tip: I write the date, paint name, and amount it took on the back of a switchplate in the room, using a Sharpie marker.

Hi Beth — Yes you would need to seal the painted concrete and Sharpie.

I want to spray paint a concrete step and then add details to it using a Sharpie.

Outlining with a sharpie makes it easier for me to «color in the lines» when I fill in with paint.

It was my intention to then paint the design but as you can tell, I started filling it in with the sharpie and it covered well!

I used white craft paint and a sharpie marker to create a one - of - a-kind flower pot.

4th column: Americana chalk paint and varnish from the Crafting Sparrow — styrofoam from Mad in Crafts — Duck Brand prize pack from The The Country Chic Cottage — scrapbook paper and sharpie from Simple Simon and Co — patterned treat bags from Girl Loves Glam — paper trimmer from Ucreate — washi tape from Keeping it Simple — craft odds and ends from Made to be Momma — Americana chalk paint and varnish from I should be mopping the floor — cute embroidery scissors from Rae Gun Ramblings --

Americana chalk paint and varnish from the Crafting Sparrow — styrofoam from Mad in Crafts — Duck brand prize pack from The Country chic cottage — scrapbook paper and sharpie from Simple Simon and Co — patterned treat bags from Girl Loves Glam — Paper trimmer from Ucreate — Washi Tape from Keeping it Simple — Craft odds and ends from Made to be Momma — Americana Chalk paint and varnish from I should be mopping the floor — cute embroidery scissors from Rae Gun ramblings --

Americana chalk paint and varnish from the Crafted Sparrow — styrofoam from Mad in Crafts — Duck brand prize pack from The Country Chic Cottage — scrapbook paper and Sharpie from Simple Simon and Co — patterned treat bags from Girl Loves Glam — Paper trimmer from Ucreate — Washi Tape from Keeping it Simple — craft odds and ends from Made to be Momma — Americana Chalk paint and varnish from I should be mopping the floor — cute embroidery scissors from Rae Gun ramblings --

So I was happy to reach for a big tip sharpie for the next batch (mostly the backs of my white painted chips).

It's 20 bucks for a 16 oz concentrate — meant to dilute into a squirtable cleaner, but you can use it full strength — it will literally remove paint stains, even sharpie marker, and I'm diggin it because it does a nice job removing the remnants of a wax finish (I usually grabbed mineral spirits).

Filed Under: All things chalky paint projects, Christmas, crafts and decor, Dollar tree crafts, Sharpie art

So instead she traced it out with a sharpie and hand painted it.

- White paint marker (after MUCH trial and error, I found the most success with Sharpie brand white paint pen)

We had one that we spray painted and quickly made into a lightsaber using Sharpie markers!

Filed Under: Burlap projects, chalky paint at home depot, Chalky paint projects and crafts, DIY, dollar tree, Dollar tree crafts, Dollar tree decor, Dollar tree seasonal decorating ideas, Sharpie art, Spring, Spring craft, Spring decorating