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Имитация кирпичной кладки

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BRICK (Page 1)

 

Class by Carol Jones

Supplies

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Egg cartons or drink holders, various colours
Polyfilla or Spackle
Chalks or Paints
Metal ruler
Xacto Knife
Scissors
Tacky Glue
Matte Mod Podge
Matte Sealer - brush-on or Spray
Measuring stick 3/16” thick, 2-2” long
Sgraffitto tool or pen which has run out of ink
Syringe
Palette Knife
Tweezers
Scissors
Pencil
Brushes

Step 1A
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Select egg cartons or beverage containers.  They come in various shades of tan, buff or yellow.  If you are painting them solidly, then it won’t matter which colour you choose.  However, if you are chalking and allowing the natural colour to come through, you won’t want too many yellow.

Step 1B
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There are different textures to the egg cartons.  This is good as it will give you variety and will all blend in the finished product.

Step 2
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Cut the cartons apart, keeping the flat surfaces aside.  Some of the flat areas chosen may be small; this doesn’t matter, as you will be cutting them even smaller to make bricks.

Step 3
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Chalks come in either stick form or softer chalk is in a case.  The softer chalk can be purchased at a ceramic outlet.

Step 4
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For the stick form, scrape a bit of each colour off on to separate pieces of wax paper.  The colours used for the class were grey, black, dark brown and red-brown.  They look different depending on what colour the egg carton was to begin with.

Step 5
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Using a stiff brush, or a cloth, apply the chalks to the egg carton.  For the colour of the sample, you want the egg carton colour to show through. Don’t be afraid to chalk one colour on top of another.  You could get a similar effect by dry-brushing, as per Step 6.

Step 6
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Colours can be dry-brushed by putting colour on your brush, and then removing most of it on paper toweling before scrubbing it into the egg carton. 
If you want more solid coverage, you could use paint.  I would suggest that you either dry brush or paint on top of solid colours so that it isn’t so stark.

Step 7
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Using a metal ruler, cut the egg carton into strips 3/16” wide

Step 8
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Cut the strips into bricks 5/8” in length.
You may notice that some of the bricks are thicker, especially the yellow ones.  The egg carton is made in layers, so just peel away a couple of layers.

Step 9
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Put all the bricks into a container and shake up the container so that all the colours are mixed up.  Do not be concerned that the colours look stark at this point.  It will be wonderful once they’re all glued in place.

Step 10
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Paint your house, roombox, pathway or item to be covered in brick, the same colour as you will want the grouting between the bricks to be when finished.  I chose to have grey grouting, so my background was painted grey.  Apply a matte sealer when finished, either brush-on or spray.

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Mark increments of half inch or whatever measurement you want.  The measurement itself isn’t important, this is just a guideline for you to follow when applying your bricks to make sure they are straight and so that you don’t end up going uphill with your rows.

If you are doing a pathway, draw your design area out on paper first, and then trial fit your bricks if they are to be placed in a design.  For this tutorial, we’ll just cover a wall.


Srep 12
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With a brush, apply white glue to your wall for a couple of inches, Starting on the left hand side at the bottom of the building, apply white glue to your wall with a brush, for a couple of inches.  Then place a brick making it flush with the corner.

 

BRICK (Page 2)

 
Step 13
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Have a small piece of wood approximately 3/16” wide ready to use.  This will be used as a spacer.  Place the spacer next to the first brick, and then place the second brick.  Do this all along the bottom of the wall until you reach the end.

Step 14
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Start the second row staggering the edge of the brick to the center of the row below (just like doing shingles).  Again, use your spacer stick between the row you are working on and the row below.  This will keep the spaces between the rows even.

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When you reach the end of the row, a brick will have to be cut in half.  Save these half pieces as you will need them in every row.

Step 16
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Do not worry if one brick is a tad wider than another; you can compensate with the grouting later.  Try to keep the top of the rows as even as possible.  Carry on up the wall all the way to the top.

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When doing an adjoining wall, draw on the lines to match the lines used on the first wall.
When gluing the bricks, on the corner if there was a short brick on one side, then place a full brick on the other, doing this all the way up the wall.  If possible, try and match or closely match the bricks on the corners.

Step 18
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Using Matte Mod Podge, apply 2 coats to everything, letting it dry well between coats.  Use a stiff brush so that you can get into the crevices.  On the second coat, brush in the opposite direction to ensure that you have good coverage.

Step 19
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Put some polyfilla into a separate container, and add a few drops of acrylic paint using the same colour as you used on the background of your wall.  Mix thoroughly.

Step 20
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Fill a syringe with your mixed polyfilla.  I used a spatula and plunged the polyfilla to the bottom.  It isn’t necessary to have a needle on the end.


Step 21
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Slowly press down the plunger so that the coloured polyfilla will fill in the spaces between the bricks.  Let dry 30 minutes to ½ hour before going on to next step.

Step 22
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Use a sharp blade or a knife and clean up any polyfilla which has gone over the bricks. Be careful not to scrape too far down.   You can also use a dampened cloth to wipe up any unwanted polyfilla.


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Using a sgraffito tool, obtained at any ceramic shop, or using a pen which has run out of ink, scratch each line of polyfilla which will then form a V shape between each brick.

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Use a stiff brush to remove any excess.

Step 25
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When completely finished and satisfied with your brickwork, either spray or brush on two coats of matte sealer over everything.

Step 26
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The little square you see at the side is the junction splice for my electrical.  I got carried away and even bricked that so it would all match.

 

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