How to Use Plaid Velvet Crush (Flocking Craft DIY)

How to Use Plaid Velvet Crush (Flocking Craft DIY) Learn how to use Plaid Crafts new FolkArt Velvet Crush Flocking set for velvet-like finishes on various surfaces. These fun flocking kit sets come in a variety of colors, in a paint and flock of the same shades. It's easy to upcycle and give that flocked effect to old knick-knacks, decor items, picture frames, jewelry boxes, flower pots and more! Let's get started! The Folk Art Velvet Crush flocking powder adheres to a variety of surfaces in a simple two-step process. The easy 2-step application just needs a little drying time in between steps, otherwise typical craft projects take under 30 minutes. SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR VELVET CRUSH FLOCKING: Plaid Folk Art Velvet Crush  (Comes in 10 different Colors) Knick-Knack (Here's some ceramic birds similar to mine) Paintbrush Piece of Paper IF YOU ARE BUYING FROM PLAIDONLINE, USE THE CODE DOODLECRAFT15 FOR 15% OFF YOUR PURCHASE! Step 1: Upcycle an Item Notice this bird has a chipped ...

How to Make Boondoggle Lanyard Keychains DIY Tutorial

How to Make Boondoggle Lanyard Keychains DIY Tutorial!   Boondoggle lanyards are synonymous with Summer! The plastic cord, the bright colors, the possibilities for bracelets boondoggle keychains. Learn how to make your own boondoggle keychains using plastic lacing cord for the perfect Summer craft! Oh my goodness you guys.  I love Boondoggle!   I was pretty involved in a little business venture around the age of 10 making keychains.   I would buy boondoggle lace at the store and sell it by the yard on the playground at elementary school.    I sold it by the yard so kids could make their own boondoggle keychains.  I can't remember selling actual finished product though, because the real fun is in the making them. Some people call these  boondoggle keychains scoubidou's, craft lace,  plastic cord, color lanyard string kit,  plastic weaving, scoobies, plastic lacing cord, gimps, gymps,  gimp string,  plastic lany...