Off and on for the past couple of weeks I have been working on two, what I could call, mini-projects. These were projects that weren't incredibly difficult by any means, but I just took my time on and enjoyed them as I was doing them (little by little due to a toddler and pregnancy exhaustion/sickness :)
First up is this little coloring mounted on a piece of wood board (small canvases are hard to come by here, or I would have probably used that, but I actually think it worked out pretty well!):
I printed out this flower coloring page (that I first heard about from this blog). I then just enjoyed the mess out of using my fancy Prismacolor colored pencils to fill it all in....so. much. fun. for an old art minor (ha). I'm such a kid...I love coloring :p
After I was satisfied with my coloring, I cut out the drawing and modge-podged it to the wood board. One final coat of MP and I let it dry. Now she sits on the kitchen table just waiting for her final location to be decided (hmmm...where am I going to put it!?).
I thoroughly enjoyed this simple little project!
Next up, Elise's BIG SIS onesie :) This was a fun quick project also.
For this I found a font I liked on picmonkey, typed out BIG SIS in a size I thought would work, and then printed that bad boy out. I stuck the print out under the onesie and then, carefully, with Sharpie traced the letters. Super simple, but effective. Finally, I added some little dots just for fun :) Of course, I knew when I did this that Sharpie isn't ideal (at all) for fabric, but I knew this would be a one time wear (the onesie is too small and it was mainly just to be used for 'announcing'). Fabric markers would be a much better choice.
But I was pretty pleased with how it turned out.
I definitely miss being able to do bigger, more involved projects, but ya know, these mini projects satiate my desire to create...so that works too.
Now go get your CREATE on! :)
On the first thing, put Elise's name on it in Funky letters. That would be cute, my artsy niece!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture and how you mounted it. Yay for colored pencils! I actually used mine for the first time in eons a couple weeks ago to color in a little picture of NC I framed, but they were just crayola and prismacolors are way better... but mine are nowhere to be found.
ReplyDeleteAww I love your projects! I'm a project girl too, as you know. I'm glad I'm not the only one who does a project with no idea or intent as to where to put it or use it. I do it just for the fun of it most of the time!
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