Monday, November 28, 2016

Tinting ornaments

I want to show you how super easy it is to tint Selina's Wooden Christmas ornament blanks.
She cuts them from wood...but I thought these would look great in a color that would still show the wood grain. They come with a center of wood, which I put aside (they don't need a color, they will not be seen anyway)
Grab you watercolors...and water and a brush.
Dab on the get your paint wet with water and blob on!
It only takes seconds to cover one.
Same goes for this ornament.... blue watercolor this time.
After I covered it ...I went back and gave an extra blob of paint on the dots and snowflakes.
They dry real quick.
If you want you could spray with a matte clear finish.....but I personally didn't do that.
These ornaments are easy to add photos to too.
I just took some off the computer...printed them off and cut them out and taped them to the back with strapping tape.

This is my daughter and her boyfriend.
The top center mitten is the untinted wood and the others are tinted.
I love them both ways.
Let me remind you that she has her
First Big Black Friday sale
40 % off everything!!!
The sale is in my Etsy shop...use coupon code: Blackfriday
Use this code when checking out...if you need more info about using coupons...click here.
Now until 
Dec 2nd 11.59 pm (pacific standard time).
I have Christmas ornament patterns...some embroidery, some with wool or felt and some with glue and chenille stems.
My sale is on too:
The sale is in my Etsy shop...40% off.....use coupon code: Giantsale

I also have tons of Valentines...which will follow Christmas....it's a great time to make these while enjoying the coziness of your home.


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1 comment:

  1. I love the tinted ornaments! They are so cute and so easy. Thank you for linking up with us at the #HomeMattersParty - hope to see you again this Friday!

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