Make a Christmas tree from an old ribbed knit tee shirt and transparent Paverpol.

























I used Wire Mesh for an armature

And a glass vase for the base.

Watch this video to see how it was done:
https://youtu.be/U6lvsriLODY

PAVERPOL EAGLE

I made this eagle wall hanging from

Wire mesh

Bronze Paverpol,

Stockinette,

Cotton Yarn,

And White Acrylic Paint

Click on this video to see how:

Bangle Bracelets with Paverpol

I love Bangle Bracelets!

Especially quirky, artistic, unique styles

That look like you purchased them in a museum gift shop!

Create your own styles from various types of fabric and found objects and Paverpol.

I'll show you how to make your them!  Just click on the video below:

Enjoy your new jewelry!

Angelic Inspiration

A $.25 thrift store find

became this beautiful angel

using Primary Elements from ColourArte

Pavercotton for the hair

an old lace tablecloth for wings

Transparent Paverpol

and an old tee shirt for the dress

Click on the arrow in the video below to see how she was transformed:

Vivid Ultra-Metallics Abstract Canvas

Click on the arrow above to watch the video and learn how I turned a failed canvas into a beautiful abstract painting.

                                            I reclaimed a "junk" canvas into a beautiful abstract using                                    ColourArte's Vivid Ultra-Metallics paint and found objects.

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Vivid Canvas Abstract

Vivid Pool/Billiard Gloves ShowF

Click on the arrow above to watch the video about painting billiard gloves.

I was invited to show and sell my billiard gloves at a Ladies' Special Pool Event this month.  I used Vivid Ultra-Metallics to embellish the gloves.  See the photos below for a preview of this show.

Feather Glove

Feathers on Burgundy Glove

Kitty Love Glove

Dreamcatcher Glove

Hummingbird Glove

Vivid Ultra-Metallics and Star Glove

Paverpol Opulent Grace Goddess

Watch the video below to learn how to create Opulent Grace Goddess:

How to go from this mask to the goddess below 

using Paverpol, a thrift store scarf,

                               ColourArte's Vivid Ultra-Metallic paints,

                                             and unbleached muslin.