Project
Dip-Dyed Pencils
Strike up a colorful correspondence using dip-dyed papers.
Source
Martha Stewart Living, August 2010Get More
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Introduction
Don't worry about creating precise lines when dipping in paint; irregularities are part of the appeal. If you still have paint left over after dipping, pour it back into its can to use for future projects.
Try our Dip-Dyed Stationary and Cards craft.
Materials
- Stir stick
- Water-based latex paint
- Plastic container
- HB Pencils, $1.75 for 6, muji.us/store
Steps
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Step 1 of 1
Stir paint thoroughly, and pour into plastic container. Carefully dip pencil into paint. Once you've reached the desired line, slowly pull pencil out of paint.
Reviews (1)
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Loved this tutorial. This stationery was so easy to make, I even used it for some of my business branding products! Final product here: http://zoedphotography.com/blog/dyed-stationery-packaging-for-zoe-d-photography/