Craft with a hidebar- Create a wooden look on a container

If we take a Wayback machine to the 1970s, there are some fun crafts that definitely deserve to revive. One of these uses the masking tape as a literal supply stigma to create a wood -like finishing on a decorative element. For this updated version, we will use the paint instead of stains to get a more environmentally convenient version. The final project ends very enjoyable and very low in managing the required drafting skills. It can also convert a container that you may have thrown otherwise into something useful, it’s a wonderful green craft as well. In fact, any container of this tape will adhere! Who does not like good upcycle? Below is how to formulate a hidebar to create a wooden look on a container.

This is an enjoyable way to install an old or ugly container and because it is made of tape, it is also the opposite! To make this project, you need:

Supply to make a vase

An old container, a sticky tape, brown acrylic coating, a paper towel, a small plate of water.

Tear

Ensure that outside the container is completely clean and dry. Show a piece of the tape about 1-2 inches and begins to place the strip randomly around the outer part of the container. It is important to tear them and not cut them, so there is more organic quality for tape pieces. Keep the layer until all the outside is covered. Use smaller parts of the masking tape to cover up any holes. The tape is up and its role is any edges,

Add brown craft paint to your craft with a hiding bar

Once the sides are fully recorded, take a small amount of brown acrylic craftsmen on a paper towel and distort it to the tape, and wipe it to reach all corners and carpets.

You should start taking a look at the wood. If it seems very concentrated, use a wet paper towel to remove some paint!

You are now ready to use it in pencils, pens, plants, flowers and other things! The tape does not withstand underwater, so be sure to keep any tape over the water line. This is also not safe for food, so it is only intended for decorative use.

If you like this craft with a hiding bar project, you may also want to make spring lights with paper bags

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