TOOLS AND MATERIALS
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS
Most of this can be purchased from a DIY store
Bottle. (your Choice)
Decoart paintable Glass Texture THIS IS THE RARE ONE! CLICK ON THE LINK TO PURCHASE. There is enough in the jar to produce roughly 8 wine bottles. Delegates in the US should have no problem finding this product, check out Decoarts where to purchase link below.
Milliput. Available from Hobby craft (just the basic yellow one) or Amazon. Here is a US supplier Alternative to Milliputt or Aves Epoxie Sculpt Natural colour.
Acrylic paints. I use Decoart Americana, The colours I have used on my bottle are Sour Apple, Indian Turquoise Burnt Siena, Burnt Umber, True Red, Black and White. These can be purchased from the Craftbarn in the UK. Here is link to Decoarts where to purchase page.
Its probably worth having a good selection of colours so you can experiment with more than one bottle.
P80 grade Sandpaper. One that can be used wet or dry
Isopropanol or Adirondack blending solution.
Araldite epoxy glue or any fast setting epoxy glue
Bitumen Paint (smallest tin you can find) DIY STORE
White spirit, or Mineral spirits in the US
String or Twine.
Elastic Bands.
Paint Brushes square and round.
Paper towel.
Baby Wipes.
Latex gloves.
Scissors.
Printer.
Embellishments. (whatever you have in your stash that you would like to add)
Most of this can be purchased from a DIY store
Bottle. (your Choice)
Decoart paintable Glass Texture THIS IS THE RARE ONE! CLICK ON THE LINK TO PURCHASE. There is enough in the jar to produce roughly 8 wine bottles. Delegates in the US should have no problem finding this product, check out Decoarts where to purchase link below.
Milliput. Available from Hobby craft (just the basic yellow one) or Amazon. Here is a US supplier Alternative to Milliputt or Aves Epoxie Sculpt Natural colour.
Acrylic paints. I use Decoart Americana, The colours I have used on my bottle are Sour Apple, Indian Turquoise Burnt Siena, Burnt Umber, True Red, Black and White. These can be purchased from the Craftbarn in the UK. Here is link to Decoarts where to purchase page.
Its probably worth having a good selection of colours so you can experiment with more than one bottle.
P80 grade Sandpaper. One that can be used wet or dry
Isopropanol or Adirondack blending solution.
Araldite epoxy glue or any fast setting epoxy glue
Bitumen Paint (smallest tin you can find) DIY STORE
White spirit, or Mineral spirits in the US
String or Twine.
Elastic Bands.
Paint Brushes square and round.
Paper towel.
Baby Wipes.
Latex gloves.
Scissors.
Printer.
Embellishments. (whatever you have in your stash that you would like to add)