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Originally Posted by muscrat Wow! That really does look like fun! Who knew you could use so many different everyday items to create art?! |
Some of my favorite marks were made with an old fashioned hard pink plastic hair rolller - both the circle end and the pointy parts pressed or rolled.
A LSS puts out bins of weird stuff for their "50 Shades of Play" Gelli plate classes. They gave me the roller since I went nuts for it. : )
They have piles of glue stick designs - glue stick melted on a craft mat and pulled off when cool. They can be large and don't need to be stuck on a block.
Netting from orange or onion bags, plastic things that hold bottles of soda together, stamps - though clean them right away - including the large "art foamies" stamps, bubble wrap, the open end of toilet paper rolls, crumpled cling wrap...
You don't need to attach your textures to a block unless they're small and you want a pattern, like the thumbtacks. And gentle with the hard objects! I'm going to make a few blocks. : )
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