Willow Wreath | Pajukranssi

Easter willow wreath Pajukranssi pääsiäinen

 Willow branches, feathers, Easter eggs and ribbon... I made a simple willow wreath for Easter. For the basis of the wreath, I used willow branches (with catkins), iron wire, secateurs and cutters. First I made a circle of one branch and then tied more branches around it with wire. For additional decoration I painted a couple of styrofoam eggs and attached them and the yellow feathers with iron wire. Finally I made a hanging loop of iron wire and put a bow on top.


Cutters secateurs iron wire Leikkurit oksasakset rautalanka

 Pajunoksia, höyheniä, pääsiäismunia ja nauhaa... Tein yksinkertaisen pajukranssin pääsiäiskoristeeksi. Kranssipohjaan käytin pajunoksia (joissa on pajunkissoja), rautalankaa, oksasaksia ja leikkureita. Taivutin ensin yhden pajunoksan ympyräksija kiersin lisää oksia sen ympärille sitoen niitä rautalangalla kiinni. Lisäkoristeiksi maalasin pari stryroksimunaa ja kiinnitin ne ja keltaiset höyhenet kranssiin rautalangalla. Tein rautalangasta vielä ripustuslenkin ja sidoin sen päälle koristenauhan.


Easter willow wreath Pajukranssi pääsiäinen

 More about Easter / Lisää Pääsiäisjuttuja: Easter

 More wreaths / Lisää kransseja: Wreath

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

100 Art Video Ideas for YouTube

Image
Having trouble coming up with ideas for art projects, art blog posts or art YouTube channel videos? I've listed 100 (or 101) art video title or topic ideas for YouTube in this post. A lot of them work for blog posts, too. Some of them you can use as ideas for you art projects that you don't even post online. I divided the list into sections: general art video title ideas, art challenges, art tutorials, themed artworks and art series. Some art challenges have many versions of them (3 marker challenge, 2 marker challenge and 1 marker challenge or 10 minute and 30 minute drawing challenge), but I'll just name one of the versions. You can download the list PDF format to save it or print it out.
Read more >

How to Prepare Cardboard for Acrylic Painting

Image
Would you like to paint on cardboard, but have noticed that the paint soaks into and you can't achieve bright colors? I'll show you how to prepare a piece of cardboard for painting with gesso primer. Cardboard works for both acrylic and oil painting and you might sometimes want to use it instead of canvas, board, wood or paper to save money or to be more environmentally friendly.
Read more >

Acrylic Over Charcoal Mixed Media Painting Tips

Image
Have you ever wondered if you can mix charcoal and acrylic paint by painting acrylic over charcoal or drawing charcoal over acrylic? I tried it and here are the results. Read on to find out how to combine charcoal and acrylics into a mixed media painting without smudging the charcoal lines and the paint colors.
Read more >

How to Save Leftover Acrylic Paint for Later

Image
A quick tip on how to save acrylic paint for later! If you mix too much acrylic paint or pour too much paint out of the tube, do you know what to do with the leftover paint? If you're planning to continue painting the next day, you can't just leave it, cause acrylic paint will dry by then. You can watch the  video on how to keep acrylic paint wet  overnight and longer or keep reading. Mixed too much acrylic paint? You know how you sometimes mix too much acrylic paint or pour too much paint out of the tube? What do you do with the leftover paint? If you're planning to continue painting the next day, you can't just leave it, 'cause acrylic paint will dry by then. How to save leftover paint for reuse Here's one tip! Instead of pouring and mixing paint on a palette, use little containers you can close. The paint won't dry out when the lid is closed. That way you don't have to waste the leftover paint. And if you've mixed a good color and
Keep reading

How to Transfer Sketch onto Painting Surface

Image
As I've mentioned before, I don't usually draw my sketches for paintings straight onto watercolor paper or canvas. I draw the sketch on a separate paper, where it's easier to erase and clean up the outlines and then transfer the finished sketch onto my painting surface. In this  blog post I'll list five different methods to transfer your drawing onto the painting surface. They're all either cheap or completely free. Some require a computer or other technology and some don't. So hopefully, if you're struggling with how to transfer your sketches, one of these methods (or a combination of some of them) will suite your budget and the supplies you already have available. Lyhyesti suomeksi alla.
Read more >
Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...