Bright Color Bangles
Use colored tissue papers, printed napkins and decoupage techniques to decorate plain bangles. Use tissue papers and napkins in bright spring colors and designs.
Materials:
- CS11305 - Mod Podge ® Matte, 4 oz.
- 3 wooden or plastic thick bracelets
- Pink tissue paper
- Yellow tissue paper
- Purple tissue paper
- Napkins
- Scissors
- Paint brush
Instructions:
- Cut out small square of each color. Glue each color to a seperate bracelet using the mod podge.
- Once the tissue papers have dried, remove the top layer of the napkin with the printed icons and begin to cut out. Glue on top of the tissue paper. Apply a top coat.
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quanahs 5032097
Mar 07, 2016
I love making decoupaged bangles. I have found great deals on plain wood bangles on eBay and Etsy. Michaels also carries a good selection. You can also recycle wood bangles you find at the thrift store, just sand them a bit and paint in your favorite color. I often use gift wrap as my source of design because there is such a wide range of colors and finding floral or other interesting prints is easy -- check the dollar store for great deals.
onecraftymomma4lif e
Feb 18, 2012
Azslp1842 ... this is alittle late , but i have found wood bangles , in diffrent shapes and sizes at Michelles craft store
azslp1842
Aug 27, 2011
I had to order the wooden bangles from DIYbangles com They don't have them at ANY major stores craft or otherwise in my area I tried this technique today and it took me a few minutes to get it right Using one large piece of tissue for a bracelet did not come out as smooth as it looks in the picture I tried white tissue paper as a background on one of them and it was totally lost in the wood I would have had to do a whole bunch of layers so instead I painted the wood white I also painted the wood white and used a patterned napkin as the base The pattern was black and white and in order to make the white parts look white and not take on a wooden-tone it needed to be white underneath The first two I did were so-so but the last…Read More couple I think will be cute when they dry Be prepared to play around a little at first I also added my own little touches like polka-dots around one of the designs
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