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Creative Ideas may be able to help.
New ideas will be added every few months so remember to come and have a look.
Casting with Marvin Medium
An exciting variety of tiles, plaques and 3-dimensional objects can be easily created by making a casting with Marvin Medium and sand. First roll out a flat piece of Plasticine approximately 1cm thick...
Uses: Marvin Medium Click here to find out more
Pointillist Pictures
Use Berol Ready Mixed paint to create pictures in the style of an Impressionist artist like Seurat. Seurat used a technique called Pointillism to create pictures using millions of tiny dots placed closely together.
Uses: Berol Paints Click here to find out more
Butterfly
Spread a layer of Marvin Medium onto polythene such as a carrier bag or bin liner. Make a butterfly shape from soft wire and press into the wet Marvin Medium. Add a little more Marvin to ensure that it touches the wire...
Uses: Marvin Medium Click here to find out more
Illuminated Lettering
Find a piece of writing that you really like. It could be a sentence from a book, a line from a song or a poem. On plain paper draw some very faint pencil lines with a ruler to act as a guide.
Uses: Colour Italic Lettering Pens Click here to find out more
Wall Plaque
Make a decorative wall plaque using salt dough or air-hardening clay. Make sure you include a method of hanging it on the wall either by pressing a piece of folded wire into the clay to make a hook, or by pressing the end of ...
Uses: Meltdown Paints Click here to find out more
Portraits
Draw a simple outline of a friend’s face. Then draw the same person in profile overlapping it with the first drawing.
Uses: Colourbroad Click here to find out more
Paper Cutting
The Gyro-Cut allows intricate shapes to be cut easily from paper and thin sheet material. Use the Gyro-Cut like a pencil, just applying a little more pressure. Cut a design from coloured paper then stick a contrasting colour behind it.
Uses: Gyro Cut Click here to find out more
Fabric Fun
Use Fabric Markers to create geometric shapes on fabric or t-shirts. If working on a t-shirt put a layer of paper between the front and the back to stop the ink going through to the back.
Uses: Fabric Pens and Markers Click here to find out more
 
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