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MARBLEIZING xx FAUX FINISHES xx MARBLE Marbled paper. Includes two recipes for making sizing. Step-by-step instructions for the marbleizing process. Marbling clay sheets and beads with Liquid Sculpey, a new polymer clay material. Tip tells how to do swirl-art marbling on polymer clay. How to make marbleized gift wrapping paper. Painted floor cloths. Includes simple how-to steps for making a marbleized canvas floorcloth. How to make handmade and marbleized papers from construction and art papers. Projects made from the paper include striped vase, bas-relief columns, folded-paper flower, marbleized stationery, handmade-paper quilt block, marbleized bowl and cookie cutter sculpture. Venetian plaster. How to simulate a marble texture on walls using plaster. Table lamp base is 7" square and 10" tall. The plywood sides are decorated with marbleized paper and corner molding. Includes instructions for marbleizing your own paper. Produce marbleized greenware during the casting process by adding underglaze colors to casting slip which is used to coat the inside of the mold prior to adding the regular casting slip. This pitcher vase illustrates the process. Marble magic. How to marbleize wood with acrylic paints. Marbleized stationery is made by blotting inexpensive note paper and envelopes with food coloring. Sponge glazing decorative painting technique achieves a marble-like finish. Marbleized pedestals. Sponging techniques and gold foil accents are used to transform plaster columns into faux marble plant stands. Newspaper marbleizing. How to use folded newspaper as a marbleizing tool to create a unique fractured appearance. Marbleizing techniques for paper and fabric. Painted finishes designed to enhance either miniature or full-size fireplace mantles and woodwork. (1) Faux marble. (2) Stain graining. (3) Fantasy stone. (4) Mineral fantasy. How to marbleize paper. Eight decorative painting techniques for walls and furniture. (1) Marbleizing. (2) Plastic wrap texturing. (3) Wood graining. (4) Sponging. (5) Spattering or flyspecking. (6) Stenciling. (7) Rag rolling. (8) Stippling. Marbleizing. Step-by-step instructions for creating a painted surface that looks like serpentine marble. Carved in stone. How to add a three-dimensional look to faux stoneware with stencils. Includes full-sized stencil patterns for numerals, wave and beading. Wooden cabinet, canvas floor cloth and wall-hung wooden bow are painted with marbleized finishes and poppy motifs. Detailed instructions for marbleizing and for painting the bouquet of poppies. Advice on making natural-looking veins in a faux marble finish. How to marble papers. Three methods described. Sources of supplies also listed. How to paint an imitation of marble. Instructions furnished for both Carrara (white marble) and Sienna marble. Turn a wood fireplace mantle into rich "marble" by applying several coats of quick-drying latex paint. How to finish unfinished furniture like a professional. Finishing techniques described include: graining, mottling, sponging, tortoise, marbleizing, stippling, glazing, and hand printing. Unmask hidden style at your front door. Three handsome entrance treatments are viewed. (1) Molded millwork surrounding doors and windows. (2) Compact plantings and island planter gives house a patio-like entry. (3) Faux marble finish on entrance door. Decorative painted finishes. An introduction to glazing, wood-graining, marbleizing and other finishing techniques. Marbleizing wood. Trick the eye with paints and glazes. How to simulate Egyptian green marble using paint. Tip: How to make glue-paint in green and white and apply it in a marbleized pattern to create an effect that looks like Malachite. Tip: How to "marbleize" a dresser set by spraying the surface of a pail of water with paint and then dip the objects to be "marbleized" into the water. How to marbleize fabric. Step-by-step photo instructions and tips for achieving a variety of designs. Marbling cloth. Special effects. How to use paint to create eye-catching home furnishings. (1) Spatter painting simulates granite on a fireplace surround. (2) Spatter painting walls and ceilings. (3) Spatter painting furniture. (4) Gilding an ornate mirror. (5) Gilding the legs of a claw-foot bathtub. Wall arts. Special painting techniques to decorate walls, woodwork, etc. Looks at stenciling, marbling, and wood graining. Tip on painting plastic models using a marbleizing technique where paint is sprayed onto the surface of hot water and the model dipped into the water. Refinished table has a painted finish that resembles rhodochrosite, a marble-like stone. How to marbleize glass, wood, plastic or stones using Krylon paint and water. How to make marbleized paper to trim gift food containers. Bookmark made from grosgrain ribbon is marbleized using liquid starch and wood glaze. How to marbleize a purchased, canvas-covered desk ensemble. Five low-cost decorating ideas. (1) Create a paneled look with molding. (2) Make wood look like marble. (3) Build an eye-catching cornice treatment. (4) Build homemade panel doors for your cabinets. The removable panels can be wallpapered, wrapped, or painted to match room decor. (5) Add mirrors to stair risers to create the illusion of no risers at all. This trick visually enlarges small foyers. Make your own colorful stationery using a technique similar to marbleizing paper. Simulating marble on miniature furniture tops using paint. Fancy painting. Part 1. Marbleizing. Marbleizing. How to paint wood so it looks like natural marble. Describes techniques for both oil-based products and latex paints. Includes eight glaze recipes. String lashing and template marbling techniques described, along with a method that uses both latex and oil. Column, arch and large urn greenware are painted with white and black glazes to simulate marble. Marbled vase variations. Two greenware vases (one in burgandy and one in blue) capture the elegance of marble by adding a marbleizer to the stains. Faux marbleizing of large ceramic pieces using underglazes. Gold pitcher. Marbling technique with lusters and gold fill is used to decorate any clear glazed porcelain form. Tip on using plastic wrap and underglaze to create a multi-colored marbleized design on greenware or bisque. Tip on marbleizing ceramic eggs using opaque underglazes. Marbleizing ceramics. A technique for using up odd and ends of underglaze colors. Fantastic finishes. From the ordinary to the extraordinary, the secrets lie in the finishing. Wood finishing techniques. Includes preparation, stenciling, marbleizing, graining, and lacquering. Glazing and marbleizing. Basics of these decorative painting techniques are described. Mimicking marble. Using paint to create marble finishes. Some tips on using a new kit from Plaid Enterprises. How to marbleize fabric. Make your own wrapping paper, decorative boxes, colorful mailing tubes, etc. by using oil-on-water painting techniques. Painted floors. Instructions for painting a stenciled pattern and for creating a marbled look. Marbling fabric. Use this technique to enliven fabric in all forms, including sneakers. Complete instructions included. Turkish marbling on cloth or paper. Adding faux finishes to painted pieces. Describes how to incorporate a marbleizing effect within a painted area. Purchased wooden lap-desk box is painted using a six-stage marbleizing technique. Edges are bordered in black and thin bands of white to give the "marble" an inlaid appearance. How to produce painted finishes that looks like polished marble and granite. Coats of many colors. Part 2. Special painting techniques, including marbling, graining, tortoiseshelling, spattering, etc. Marbleizing. Creating a faux-marble finish on wood using paint. Faking it. A professional shares some tips on wood graining and marbling techniques using paint. Marble-simulation finish you paint on. How to simulate marble finishes on wood. Gives instructions on how to approximate both travertine and fossiliferous finishes. | |||||||||
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