Hello everyone!! I have just ventured into mixed media and I love to try out different products just to see how they work. Little Birdie's Stone Texture Paste and the metallic waxes were in my bucket list since a long time. Here's what I made using these. See how you can make a simple table... Continue Reading →
CARD BOARD BOX-PHOTO FRAME
We end up collecting so many boxes from all the products that get delivered home. Here's a photoframe that I made during the lockdown period, so that I can use it to save some memories!! Also, this is today's prompt at the HAPPYMOMENTZZ Blog Craft Challenge. I cut this box into 2 rectangles of the... Continue Reading →
Home is where the he’ART’ is
Hello everyone!! It's been a week now that we have all been indoors and we have another 3 weeks to go!! The best thing to do right now is to stay indoors, stay safe and look at the brighter side of things!! You could look within and see if there are any regions for self... Continue Reading →
Easy Everyday Journal with Watercolour
Hello everyone!! Its a good habit to journal to make sure that you do some art everyday and also, this could be a way to vent out your emotions while you relax and have fun with art. With Itsy Bitsy's home brand Little Birdie's newly released Watercolour half pan set, journalling just became easier as... Continue Reading →
POUR PAINTING BLOG CHALLENGE
Hello Everyone!! I recently got the chance to announce the Blog Challenge for the Itsy Bitsy Blog and here's what I made for the announcement. With the launch of two wonderful new products from Little Birdie; The Pouring Paints and the Pouring Medium, which are not only wonderful to work with, but currently a rage... Continue Reading →
POUR PAINTING WITH THE INDIAN TRI-COLOUR
Acrylic pour painting is a therapeutic painting technique that involves pouring of a variety of colours of Acrylic paints to create a combination of random patterns and structures that look appealing. The technique works on the principle of immiscible liquids where the different paints or colours would be of different density and thus wouldn't mix... Continue Reading →
BTS FAN BOARD WITH GILDING
Hello There!! Its Shantha Prabhu! I am back to kick-start my second innings with Itsy Bitsy with my first post. It feels so wonderful to be back here and to do some art and craft (after about a 2 year break). It also feels great to be a part of the esteemed Design Team. Creating... Continue Reading →
Quick Christmas Decor with Crackle Medium
Christmas is round the corner and its that time of the year when you sit indoors in the comfort and the warmth of your home and wonder what all you can get down to do. Here are two Christmas projects using Little Birdie's Crackle Medium, which can be done in a jiffy!! Little Birdie's Crackle... Continue Reading →
PAINT A MUG USING CERAMIC PAINTS
I have this fascination for painting silhouettes and here's another of my favorite one that depicts a cold winter night but this time on a mug, using ceramic paints!! HOW I PAINTED A MUG USING CERAMIC PAINTS: Before I started painting the mug, I made sure that the surface was dry and clean. I checked... Continue Reading →
TRINKET BOX WITH RELIEF WORK
Hello everyone!! The festive season is approaching and so I am here today with a tutorial of a quick DIY decorative box to pep up the festive mood. I have used simple techniques of Relief work and Gilding to decorate a wooden trinket box. Relief work involves creating an embossed design onto a surface using... Continue Reading →