Цветы из фарфора. МК от Kukushechka

Его стоит посмотреть, если вы собираетесь заняться изготовлением холодного фарфора. Практические советы и сравнение применяемых материалов.

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Приготовим фарфор?
Есть Мастер-классы в интернете, но все равно много вопросов по этому поводу. Покажу как делаю его я                             

Мастер-класс от Kukushechka

Дорогие мастерицы! В этом МК я показала как я делаю розы. В интернете миллион МК по этому поводу) Я сделала миллион первый))))))) Просто у каждого своя техника) Буду рада,если он кому-нибудь пригодится)

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Приступим... Берем флористическую проволоку и делаем круглогубцами петельку на конце. Катаем капельку     

 

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• Mark wall in sections
• Brush glaze horizontally
• Drag squeegee through glaze
• Lightly dry-brush lines
• Apply glaze mixture
• Soften and blend lines

 

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• 2-inch low-tack painter's tape
• Drop cloth
• Stir sticks
• Paint tray
• Standard roller frame with 9-inch roller cover
• Paints: antique-white satin-finish latex paint for base coat; warm-olive, greenish-gray, and mossy-brown satin-finish latex paints for glaze coat
• Squeegee notched into points
• Ruler
• Fine-tip marker
• Crafts knife
• Self-healing cutting mat
• Metal yardstick
• Pencil
• Three plastic containers with printed measurements
• Glazing medium
• Brush: 4-inch chip
• Lint-free cotton

 

 

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• Wide painter's tape
• Ralph Lauren semigloss or satin paint: Stucco White (SW)
• Paint roller for base coat
• Level
• Colored pencil to match glaze
• Yardstick
• Ralph Lauren Faux Technique glaze: Morning Pink BC06 (MP)
• Paint roller for glaze
• Weaver brush
• Damp rag
• Trim brush or narrow sponge brush

 

 

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1. Use wide painter's tape to mask around doors, windows, the ceiling, and the floor.
2. Using a paint roller, base-coat a clean, dry wall with SW; let dry. Apply a second coat if needed and let dry.
3. Using a level and a colored pencil that matches the glaze, divide the wall into vertical sections no more than 42 inches wide (so the glaze won't start to dry before you finish creating the pattern). Tape off every other panel.
4. Working on one section at a time, roll on MP.
5. Working quickly while the glaze is still wet, start at the ceiling line and use the weaver brush to make horizontal lines in the glaze, wiping off the brush tips on a clean, damp rag after every other pass. Continue marking horizontal lines across the glazed portion of the wall until you reach the floor line.
6. Starting at the ceiling line and the left-most section of the panel, make a light vertical pass, above right, wiping off the brush at the end of every pass and repeating until the section is finished.
7. Remove tape and repeat these steps on remaining taped-off panels. Allow the glaze to dry overnight.
8. Tape off all of the remaining panels and repeat rolling on the glaze and making the horizontal lines, then the vertical lines. Allow the finished room to dry overnight before hanging artwork.

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