Yummy Watermelon Placemat
Posted by DecoArt on Jul 15th 2014
Layer fabrics to create cute watermelon shapes on a plain placemat.
SUPPLIES
- water container
- palette or plastic plate
- paper towels
- tracing paper
- transfer paper
- scissors
- 3/4" flat brush
- fabric of choice
- 1" painter's tape
- pen
- 3/4" pouncer
- burlap placemat
INSTRUCTIONS
NOTES:
Let dry completely between painting steps.
- Start with a colored of regular burlap placemat.
- Use painter's tape to make it so there is three sections.
- Use a 3/4" Flat brush to paint the outer sections Coral Shell and the middle Sweet mint. Rinse brush.
- Use a 3/4" Flat brush to mix (2) parts Titanium White with (1)part Sweet Mint. Make a big batch because the pouncer will soak most of it up. Then use the pouncer to make random polka dots in the middle section. Wash pouncer.
- Use a pen to trace and transfer the patterns onto fabric of choice I used a pink fabric, lime green fabric, and plain black fabric. Then cut out with scissors.
- Once placemat is dry you can use a 3/4" Flat brush to attach and layer fabrics using Fabric Decoupage. Follow label instructions. Then be sure to brush more on top when finished to seal and protect. Rinse brush.