Good-day to all Have made some puzzles for the kids fish / parrot . they paint them as they want with craft paint . Some good some not so good!I would like to stain some to keep or for the wife to use in her classroom. I saw some stain in a catalog WOODBURST . any feedback will be a great help Thanks Dean'O
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Originally posted by morsewkI have also used the clothing dyes sold in all grocery stores and drug stores. Both are alot cheaper than the dyes used sold in the craft stores.
I was musing about that myself the other day - do you mean the powdered kind of dye that you mix with water? If so, do you use the dyes at the recommended strength or with less water to make the colour more concentrated?Ian
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Reply to FInished Productby tgiro01It will sit on the coffee table for a couple of weeks/months - Until I finish the next one. Then it get relegated to the collection to await the next craft show. Or it may go to the art gallery for a few months.
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Reply to The Vikingby jim_mexHi Jo - that is an absolutely stunning piece of work and a labor of love to draw the pattern and then transform it into a dimensional wood project and give so much life to the character. Your choice of wood color and grain combination is also spot on. Wow!
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Reply to The VikingSo much coolness shared.
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Reply to FInished ProductEwwwww.....Ahhhhhh.......So very nice in design and craftsmanship!🤩
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