
liquitex acrylic gouache palette print pillow
Step 1 |
Remove pillow form and insert a piece of cardboard between layers of pillowcase cover and smooth out flat.TIP: Using cardboard will allow for pushing the palette knife further into fabric to get a solid paint print. |
Step 2 |
Optional: Using a pencil, make light marks on the pillowcase cover where you want your designs to be placed to achieve a symmetrical look. |
Step 3 |
Using a brush, paint an even layer of the gouache on to the large palette knife, covering the entire surface. Press the painted palette knife down on to the canvas aligning with the pencil marks (where applicable). Continue this process, re-loading with paint as needed, until you have completed all the large palette knife areas. |
Step 4 |
Using the brush again, paint an even layer of the gouache on to the small palette knife, covering the entire surface. Press the small palette knife in between the large palette knife prints. Continue this process, re-loading with paint as needed, until you have completed all the small palette knife areas. Let dry. |
Step 5 |
Using the brush, take the cap of the gouache jar and brush the paint along just the thin part of the rim on the top of the cap. Stamp the painted cap in empty areas of the pillow to fill in the design, re-loading with paint as needed. Let dry; be sure to clean the top of the cap. |
Step 6 |
Using the brush, paint the top of the water bottle cap with the gouache and stamp inside of each of the gouache cap prints. |
Step 7 |
Let dry until the paint is no longer tacky to the touch. Once dry, remove the cardboard and insert the pillow form. Share your project photos with #MakeItWithMichaels |
- Fabric/Canvas Pillow Cover
- Scrap Cardboard
- Extra Water Bottle Cap
- Liquitex® Professional Acrylic Gouache Paint – Ivory Black (SKU 10603469)
Step 1 |
Remove pillow form and insert a piece of cardboard between layers of pillowcase cover and smooth out flat.TIP: Using cardboard will allow for pushing the palette knife further into fabric to get a solid paint print. |
Step 2 |
Optional: Using a pencil, make light marks on the pillowcase cover where you want your designs to be placed to achieve a symmetrical look. |
Step 3 |
Using a brush, paint an even layer of the gouache on to the large palette knife, covering the entire surface. Press the painted palette knife down on to the canvas aligning with the pencil marks (where applicable). Continue this process, re-loading with paint as needed, until you have completed all the large palette knife areas. |
Step 4 |
Using the brush again, paint an even layer of the gouache on to the small palette knife, covering the entire surface. Press the small palette knife in between the large palette knife prints. Continue this process, re-loading with paint as needed, until you have completed all the small palette knife areas. Let dry. |
Step 5 |
Using the brush, take the cap of the gouache jar and brush the paint along just the thin part of the rim on the top of the cap. Stamp the painted cap in empty areas of the pillow to fill in the design, re-loading with paint as needed. Let dry; be sure to clean the top of the cap. |
Step 6 |
Using the brush, paint the top of the water bottle cap with the gouache and stamp inside of each of the gouache cap prints. |
Step 7 |
Let dry until the paint is no longer tacky to the touch. Once dry, remove the cardboard and insert the pillow form. Share your project photos with #MakeItWithMichaels |