April 18th, 2004
Craft Paint
painting interior wall with craft paint?
Would it be more difficult to paint over in the future? Just wondering if craft paint was any different than interior paint.
I've done it many times and had no problems except with some special stipple work with them puffy paints and mixed media I had done and then had to scrape everything off one day when we moved but still no problem for me patching it back up and repainting over later.
Even them inexpensive bottles of kiddie tempura paints look great when spread with a sponge or rag for a colored background and if thinned out with water goes a long way while still being very rich in hue and is alot more fun and easier to get different effects than working with just regular house paints. The only thing is, if you move you can't take it with you but you can always paint onto inexpensive but heavy weight wall paper instead that is stapled just at the top and tacked at the bottom this way if you get bored with it, you can just roll it up and make new ones.
The Yudu screen-printing system is the easiest, cleanest way to let everyone know who you are - and how you see the world. Don't settle for what everyone else is wearing or spend hours futilely trying to find a t-shirt that expresses the real you...
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This 110 mesh screen has a huge 11" x 14" print area, making it perfect for large, complex designs. The steel constructed screen can be used again and again for new designs with the removal and reapplication of Yudu emulsion sheets...
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This emulsion remover lets you reuse your Yudu screens by helping dissolve the emulsion on your old screens so you can burn new designs. Since the emulsion remover is biodegradable, it can safely be washed down the sink while cleaning your old screens...
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This video will take you step-by-step from the simple through the advanced processes of embossing, stenciling, color theory, using opaque and translucent embossing paste, and faux ceramic tile techniques...
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3 step-by-step projects to become an expert in Glass Art at home. Three projects are: Cloudy Mesa, Irises, and Canyon Window. Includes a suggested supply list and video "craft classroom" to make three frameable glass art and accessories.
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Watch Laura Murray as she transforms fabric and paper with fabulous color and texture. Join the thousands of people who have learned to use paintstiks from Laura in the comfort of your own home. Learn about stenciling making rubbings using blenders shading including quilts handbags and wearables...
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Using acrylics on paper, without gels or mediums, you'll learn how fun and easy it is to paint with this exciting medium (using transparent, translucent and opaque effects). This DVD takes you into the painting studio and through every step of the creation of a vibrant mountain landscape painting in acrylic, including choosing colors, setting up your palette, mixing neutrals, using complements and finishing the work.
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Learn to make smart color decisions with Stephen Quiller's guide to watercolor essentials--how to set up a palette based on a color wheel, how to mix versatile neutrals and how to use complements and near complements, followed by a vibrant mountain scene from start to finish.
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