D'idées créatives
Des œufs en terre cuite peints à la bombe
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Ces œufs en terre cuite sont remarquablement décorés en utilisant de la peinture en bombe, pulvérisée à travers un filtre de pulvérisation fait avec un filet de tissu.
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Comment faire
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Tie a piece of string onto the egg's metal hanger, so that it can be hung for drying later. Cover the collar and loop with masking tape.
Tie a piece of string onto the egg's metal hanger, so that it can be hung for drying later. Cover the collar and loop with masking tape.2 
Put down a piece of plastic to protect the surface . Hang the egg on a stick over a bucket or place it lying down as illustrated here. Spray the egg with white paint in order to seal the untreated terracotta. Remember disposable gloves and good ventilation.
Put down a piece of plastic to protect the surface . Hang the egg on a stick over a bucket or place it lying down as illustrated here. Spray the egg with white paint in order to seal the untreated terracotta. Remember disposable gloves and good ventilation.3 
Make a spray filter from 3 pieces of layered netted fabric (table runner from the Happy Moments series). Staple them together with staples.
Make a spray filter from 3 pieces of layered netted fabric (table runner from the Happy Moments series). Staple them together with staples.4 
Wrap the spray filter tightly around the egg. Use a dark colour spray paint first follewed by a light colour spray paint. Leave to dry. Turn over the egg and repeat the process on the other side. Leave to dry and now spray the entire egg with a fine layer of silver dust. (This is best achieved at a long distance from the egg).
Wrap the spray filter tightly around the egg. Use a dark colour spray paint first follewed by a light colour spray paint. Leave to dry. Turn over the egg and repeat the process on the other side. Leave to dry and now spray the entire egg with a fine layer of silver dust. (This is best achieved at a long distance from the egg).Allez aussi explorer dans
