Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Monday, December 8, 2014
DIY Sno-Cone Lip Gloss - Peppermint Lip Balm (Beeswax) Recipe
Materials Used:
Printable Sno-Cone Template - (Above)
Bead Containers - http://www.joann.com/bead-storage-container-w-30-small-cylinder-boxes/9035866.html#q=bead+container&start=29
Hot Glue
Hot Glue Gun
Mold Putty - http://shop.hobbylobby.com/products/mold-putty-698290/
Resin - http://shop.hobbylobby.com/products/8-ounce-easycast-casting-epoxy-840645/
Sea Salt
Food Coloring
Popsicle Sticks
Plastic Cups (for mixing)
DIY Pinkberry Frozen Yogurt Lip Balm - Beeswax Lip Balm Recipe
My little sister was upset that I didn't make her a Starbucks lip gloss, so I decided to make a few special ones for her!
Resizing the printable cups: The easiest way to resize the printables is in a word document. Measure the height of the cup you'll be using, and resize the printable cup to the same height :)
Here are the materials I used to make them :
Pinkberry Printables (above)
Scissors
Hot Glue Gun
Hot Glue Sticks
E600 Glue (Or any similar glue)
Mini Cups - Dollar Tree
Polymer clay
1M Icing Tip
Saran Wrap
Acrylic Paint
Hot Glue
Hot Glue Gun
Bead Containers - http://www.joann.com/bead-storage-container-w-30-small-cylinder-boxes/9035866.html#q=bead+container&start=29
Friday, November 7, 2014
DIY Starbucks Lip Gloss - How To Make Sweet Lip Balm Coffee Cup Drink - Polymer Clay Tutorial
So, I wanted to make a gift for my friend, that is obsessed with Starbucks, and this is what I came up with. A mini Starbucks coffee, that's actually lip gloss!
Materials Used:
Starbucks Cup & Sleeve Printables (Above)
Cardstock Paper
Plastic Shot Glass - Party City
Bead Container - Joann Fabrics
Scissors
Glue
Hot Glue Gun
Hot Glue Sticks
1M Icing Tip - Hobby Lobby - Cake decorating section
White Polymer Clay / Salt Dough
Light Brown Fabric Paint - Hobby Lobby/ Michael’s
Have fun making your own!
Toni
Friday, October 31, 2014
Watercolor Pencil Drawings!
So I got some watercolor pencils.. and here are my first attempts. I've got more practicing to do, but I'm so inspired! I love this new medium. Next, I'll try regular water colors. But for now these pencils are amazing :)
Also, the sketch pad is made for watercolors (the brand is Windpower Watercolor), and I got it at Sam Flax.. but you can find them almost anywhere.
I've gotten so excited I think I may make a video!
Well that is all.. Happy Halloween :)
-Toni
The Little Supermarket - Shopping / Grocery Basket & Food in Miniature - Polymer Clay 1/12th Scale Tutorial
A miniature shopping basket I made of wire, with tiny groceries inside!
The miniature food printable is below : )
Follow along with the video tutorial below, or on my youtube channel : http://www.youtube.com/user/ToniEllison
Materials Used________________
Wire Form - Mesh Wire
White Cardstock Paper
Scissors
Scotch Tape
Glue
Paper & Pen / Pencil
Ruler
Needle Nose Pliers
Wire (22 gauge)
Wire Cutters
Exacto Knife / Blade
Clear Plastic Wrap
Drawing / Chalk Pastels
Paintbrush
Acrylic Paint: Green - Red - Orange - Purple
Needle Tool
Ball Tool / Dotting Tool
White Gel Pen
Aluminum Foil
Tiny Rocks / Brown Craft Sand - Mixed into mini fake bread @ Hobby Lobby
Miniature Cattails - Mini fake plants / Moss
String / Twine
Polymer Clay Colors________________
You can find polymer clay at craft stores.
Cashews: Tan - White - Translucent Clay Mixture
Almonds: Tan - White - Light Yellow / Brown Clay Mixture
Carrots: Translucent Clay
English Muffins: Tan - Yellow - White - Translucent Clay Mixture
Raisins: Dark Purple Clay
Cherry Tomatoes: Red & Green Clay
Salad: Green, Deep Purple & Translucent Clay
Kale: Dark Green Clay
Salmon: Orange - Light Pink - Translucent Clay
Multigrain Bread: Brown - Yellow - Translucent Clay
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
DIY : Halloween Jack-O'-Lantern Pumpkin : How To Make Salt Dough : Clay Recipe
Salt Dough / Clay Recipe:
2 Cups Flour
1 Cup Salt
3/4 Cup Water
Materials
Paint
Glass Bowls - Dollar Tree
Paint Brush - Dark Orange & Light Orange
Flameless Candles - Dollar Tree
Baking:
Bake Pumpkins for 20 minutes at 275 degrees Fahrenheit, or until dough is hard, and no longer moist.
Here is the video tutorial:
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