Have a tea kettle you want to recycle? Make something just gorgeous by painting them with Fevicryl Neon Colours like these Madhubani art kettles. This is one of the best DIY projects of
best out of waste where you can give your plain kettle a complete makeover with some easy Madhubani painting designs. Try this fun activity along with your kids or with your friends by following this simple step by step tutorial.
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catalogue section. This DIY is used making
Fevicryl acrylic colours,
Fevicryl fabric glue, fine art brushes & tea kettle.
Hand Painted Tea Kettles
STEP 1:- Painting the base
• Take an A4 paper; draw few Madhubani motifs in the size of the periphery of the kettle.
• Take the kettles, paint the kettles with the primer and a base coat of Acrylic Colour White 27.
• Leave it to dry completely.
STEP 2:- Tracing the design
• Trace the Madhubani motifs in repetitive manner on the walls of one of the kettles.
STEP 3:- Painting the Madhubani motifs
• Paint both the kettles with Acrylic Colours Black 02, Golden Yellow 03, Crimson 04, , White 27, teal blue 68, Acrylic Colours Neon Yellow 011, Green 012, Orange 017 and Pink 018.
• Leave it to dry completely.
• Paint the lid of the kettles using Acrylic Colours Neon Yellow 011, Orange 017 and Pink 018 respectively.
• Wind the jute yarn on the handles of both the kettles using Fabric Glue. Leave it to dry.
you will need
Fevicryl Acrylic Colours Black 02, golden Yellow 03, Crimson 04, , White 27, teal blue 68, Fevicryl Acrylic Colours Neon Yellow 011, Green 012, Orange 017, Pink 018, Fevicryl Fabric Glue, Fine Art Brushes, A4 Paper, Yellow Carbon Paper, Pencil, Colour Palette, Water Container, Metal Kettles, Jute Yarn, Primer.
