FREE SEARCH

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Plaid 27751 Stencil Decor, Victorian Alphabet, Upper Case

  • Create the perfect look with stencil decor from plaid
  • Easy clean up with soap and water
  • Registration marks for easy alignment
  • Easy to use; Professional results
  • Full color photos give decorating idea

Product Description

From classic motifs to big, bold ideas for the daring decorator, stencil decor designs will create just the right look for rooms, decorative accents or entire homes. Use stencil motifs for dramatic focal points, or apply as all over patterns that mimic hand-painted wallpaper. Stencil traditional borders for stunning tone-on-tone or multi color effects and artisitic alphabets to personalalize your space. Create coordinating pillows, bedskirts, chairs or lamps that mirror the wall motif and finish the room with decorative flair. Stencil Decor-Victorian Alphabet, Upper Case. Letter -inchB-inch Size 1.75-inch by 3.5-inch.
Plaid -- Creative Ideas Made Easy. Plaid is one of the world's largest, most diverse manufacturers of creative do-it-yourself products. Innovative products and dedication to the ever-changing needs of consumers have made the Plaid family of products among the most recognized and desired brands worldwide. The company continues to evolve with the craft industry, developing products in tune with trends --- stenciling, faux finishes, fashion, glass crafts --- reaching out to new artists and markets, including home improvement. Plaid was also the first craft company to sell products on television via infomercials and home shopping channels. Notable brands in Plaid's portfolio include FolkArt, Gallery Glass, One Stroke, and one of the industry's best known, Mod Podge, a favorite since 1967. In 1996, Bucilla, the nation's needlecrafts leader, was added to the Plaid family. Today, Plaid remains true to its roots, leading the way and setting standards for craft products, programs, marketing, inspiration and education.

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

How to Fill Plastic Canvas Alphabet Patterns

Plastic canvas, the clear or white mesh found at your local hobby or craft store, has an infinite number of uses. Often the plastic canvas is pre-cut into shapes for the crafter's use. The letters of the alphabet are popular pre-cut patterns, and ways to fill in the mesh holes are only limited by your imagination.



Filling these plastic canvas patterns is a great way to teach small children basic reading as they work with the different letters of the alphabet.

Things You'll Need
1.  Yarn
2.   Blunt needle
3.   Thread
4.   Scissors
5.   Buttons
6.   Beads
7.   Glue
8.   Feathers
9.   Colored paper
10. Magazine cutouts


Instructions
1    Stitch up the holes with yarn. The most traditional way to fill in plastic canvas is by poking a yarn-threaded blunt needle in and out of the holes. Fill in the letter completely with yarn, or use the yarn to make smaller versions of the letter on the canvas. Be sure to tie off and secure all yarn ends to prevent unraveling.
     
2    Cover the plastic canvas holes with other objects. You can also thread your blunt needle with thick cotton thread and use it to secure buttons or beads tightly to the plastic letter, covering it completely. Beads with letters of the alphabet on them are available at any craft store, and could be worked into the design.

3       Affix other objects to the letters. Rather than filling in the holes of the plastic canvas letters, you can cover them with pictures cut from magazines that start with the same letter, or feathers, or bits of wrapping or other decorative paper. Glue the items directly to the plastic canvas letter, and allow it to dry thoroughly.


Read more: How to Fill Plastic Canvas Alphabet Patterns | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7409287_fill-plastic-canvas-alphabet-patterns.html#ixzz1uOaNk2DD