Glove / tissue box cover - Powertex

Powertex - tissue box

Well !!! Why have any old tissue box when you can make your own cover.

as we are always using rubber gloves I thought it would be nice to Powertex a plastic cover to vamp it up a little

Powertex an introduction class

Hello Powertex friends, hope you are all happy and healthy.

Many of you have contacted me requesting details of our next classes.

Good news !
My introduction to Powertex class will take place on  Saturday 11th June and will last approximately 2 1/2 hours and will be located in the lovely surroundings of Dannan Crafts "our wee shap" in William Street Lurgan.

Class will cost £25 per person and includes all materials for the projects and includes complimentary tea and coffee.

Classes are restricted to small numbers and places do fill up quickly because of this.

If you would like to come along you can contact me in all the normal ways to reserve your place.

I look forwarding to hearing from you all again soon.

Crafty hugs
Thelma
Powertex @ Lily's Craft Attic

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Latest canvas

Here's my latest Powertex canvas.


I have used Powertex Easyflex to get the lovely cracked effect.

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Trace down

Just discovered a product called trace down and couldn't wait to give it a try.


I took this photo of my peonies as I like the colours and thought this would make a good design.


With the trace down paper underneath you simply trace around your design or just the section you want to replicate.


Then when you lift away there is a good strong outline to work with.


I used brushos to colour the background and the main image.


Here's the original photo on the left and my abstract canvas on the left.

Who knows what project it will end up in or in what disguise.

Crating Live

Here's the photos from our stand at Crafting Live Belfast


Thanks to everyone who called and said hello.


Here's one of the winners of our online raffle stooping by to say hello.