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Anleitung No. 2739 Anleitung No. 2739 Difficulty: Beginner Working time: 2 Hours
Are you still looking for a cute inspiration idea for a wall thermometer? Then we have just the thing for you! This thermometer was crafted with lots of little details and just looks unique everywhere.
Design wall thermometer
First paint the VBS wall thermometer with the craft colour "Ice blue". Then prime one sheet of the embossing foil with white craft paint.
Now cut out the garden gnome motifs from the napkin with a pair of tweezers. Then stick the top, printed layer of the napkin onto the painted embossing foil using napkin glue.
After the motifs have dried on the embossing foil, cut them out with the tweezers scissors. Then place the motifs with the reverse side facing upwards on the special mat and model a 3D look into them with the embossing pens.
Now cut a piece of the grass mat for the grass look on the gnome picture and stick it onto the wall thermometer. Then glue the embossed garden gnomes and flower scatter pieces to it as well. Let everything dry thoroughly.
Knot a piece of warp yarn to the wall thermometer to hang it up.
Now the "roof is covered". Glue on the mini shingles, starting from the outer edge and working up to the centre of the roof. Some shingles have to be split with the mosaic pliers, the "cut edges" can be painted with grey-brown craft paint. Finally, place two shingles as the "roof ridge".
Now cut out the garden gnome motifs from the napkin with a pair of tweezers. Then stick the top, printed layer of the napkin onto the painted embossing foil using napkin glue.
After the motifs have dried on the embossing foil, cut them out with the tweezers scissors. Then place the motifs with the reverse side facing upwards on the special mat and model a 3D look into them with the embossing pens.
Now cut a piece of the grass mat for the grass look on the gnome picture and stick it onto the wall thermometer. Then glue the embossed garden gnomes and flower scatter pieces to it as well. Let everything dry thoroughly.
Knot a piece of warp yarn to the wall thermometer to hang it up.
Now the "roof is covered". Glue on the mini shingles, starting from the outer edge and working up to the centre of the roof. Some shingles have to be split with the mosaic pliers, the "cut edges" can be painted with grey-brown craft paint. Finally, place two shingles as the "roof ridge".
