In this episode of Friendly Plastic TV, you'll learn how to use Friendly Plastic to create a heart shaped embellishment for an ATC card. If you are wanting to learn how to work with Friendly Plastic, this is a great video as this technique will help you learn how to manipulate the plastic once it's heated.
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In this latest episode of Friendly Plastic TV, Linda Peterson shows you how to incorporate Friendly Plastic with Fabric to embellish an eye glass case. It's a technique developed by Liz Welch,
a well known Friendly Plastic artist living in the UK. Thank you Liz for the inspiration. Please check out Liz's blog at www.rarelizzie.wordpress.com
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In this episode of Friendly Plastic TV, Host Linda Peterson shows how to use pellets to create old looking objects and artifacts for your mixed media projects.
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This project is just in time for fall. Time to start thinking about all your fall projects. In this episode of Friendly Plastic TV, Linda Peterson shows you how to create a sunflower with Friendly Plastic to embellish a photo frame.
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In this episode, Linda Peterson shows you how to create a vintage ring with filagree findings and Friendly Plastic. They are fun - QUICK and Easy! Give them a try!
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I covered three pieces of a straw with text paper and painted them silver along with the corrugated. Once dry, I dripped green patina eco friendly paint over the corrugated. I singed a piece of light green organza and using wire I sewed the friendly plastic piece to it. These are the leftover pieces from the key ring and brooch projects. Using silicone glue I attached the organza and friendly plastic and the painted straws to the background. I added a piece of string to hang.
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By now you've probably have a few favorite techniques with Friendly Plastic. Let's mix them up a bit and add fun fibers to give a vintage chic feel to this necklace
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We recently featured Kate Charles on the blog and THANK YOU to our subscribers for checking out her website - she reports nearly 500 hits that week alone!!!
She writes:
The tower is made from small "stones" of FP, mainly pewter and silver, covered in a variety of materials eg voiles, skeleton leaves, micro beads or patterned with stamps. When all the pieces were assembled the tower as burnished with rub'n buff in golds and silver. Small ivy leaf cut outs were then attached to the tower with a soldering iron. The inside is painted with acrylics.
I learnt so much on Liz's course that my head is full of new ideas. Your amazing blog is also inspiring - I'm scrounging old bottles of nail polish to make my own coloured sticks to work with - what a brilliant idea."
Wow!!! Kate was inspired by a Castle......tell me...what inspires you??
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