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Materials: Tulip Soft Fabric Paint in assorted brights (you'll need a light shade and a darker shade of each color--or you can mix with white) Tulip Soft Fabric Paint in black and white Fine liner brush M edium brush Water Brush-on varnish Fine grade sandpaper if your surface is super slick (vinyl, patent leather) Photo of your choice
Instructions: 1. Paint your flowers in white, using your medium brush. If your fabric surface is super slick, lightly sand the areas you are going to paint. This will help the paint grip even better!
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2. This is what my shoes looked after I added the white. I added designs for flowers and greenery.
3. Next, you want to fill in with a LIGHT base color. Light blue, light pink, light yellow, etc...Don't paint all the way to the edge of the white. You want to leave a border of white, this is what will make it look like real oilcloth. 4. Let the light base colors dry and then using your fine liner brush, use the DARKER shade of color to add thin strokes going out to the edges of the petals. If you feel frisky, add a third darker color in the center.
5. Next, add thin black strokes. 6. If you feel really frisky, add a center bud, repeating the process - light, dark strokes, black strokes.
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7. The last step is to use a head pin to add white dots in the center of each flower. Let dry and add a coat of varnish to all the painted areas.
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