#craft Mirrors

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Amazing handmade quilt inspired by the USS Callister episode of Black Mirror by @quilt-giving as part of our Geeked Week Fan Art Submissions!

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3 Best MDF Tissue Holder For Table Decor | HobbyIndia

The beautiful tissue holder is the most vital component of a formal supper at a festival or family gathering. Although tissues are often overlooked, they are crucial to the upkeep of a neat and tidy environment and should be made available to everyone. The beautiful DIY tissue holder is handcrafted from MDF and adds a touch of class to any table setting.

An elegant MDF tissue holder is a simple method to add to the visual appeal of any tables cape in the present day. Typically, tissue holders are crafted from MDF wood with a veneer finish. DIY tissue boxes benefit from having a strong, unpolished surface, so be sure to look for one like that if you're in the market for one. There are two main kinds of tissue paper holders: freestanding ones and those that attach to the wall.

In this piece, we'll look at three best MDF tissue holder that are both contemporary and elegant for decorating your table. Moreover, you can also place these MDF tissue holder box on a standard office desk, at home, or at a party.

How to Make an Tissue Holder at Home

In this article, I'll explain how to paint the MDF bases for tissue boxes with acrylic paint in four distinct methods.

Elegantly crafted tissue box

The handmade tissue box cover on the coffee table in the living room serves a practical use as a place to keep tissues out of sight, but it also adds to the area's decor. The intricately carved tissue box is adorned with intricately engraved designs. This design and implementation contributed to the ambiance of the kitchen, dining area, and living area.

To customise laser-cut MDF tissue box bases, prime them with white Gesso before painting them with acrylic colours like baby pink, lavender, or teal green. The holder has rounded corners, making it safe for use by children. Therefore, you can also use golden colour on its edges to decorate them. Lastly fix the round craft mirror on the centre of the laser processed MDF tissue box bases.

Facial tissues holder

You'll want some tissues once you've cleaned your plate at the wedding reception and seen the stains on your hands. The tissue box cover features a female and male face, both intricately carved out. These tissue holders are commonly used at weddings to designate whether the event is being hosted by the groom's family or the bride's.

It's unfinished and blank, so you can paint whatever you want on it to make the base uniquely yours. Facial MDF tissue holder typically have a polished finish, but you may customise one for your wedding day by painting it with acrylics and decorating it with craft mirrors and glitter glue supplies.

Plain MDF Tissue Box Base

The plain MDF tissue box base has an oval cutout for easy tissue disposal. As an added bonus, they are available in a wide variety of shapes and patterns to complement any tablescape. If you're going for a raw, unrefined look, it's simple to keep it in its original condition. 

Prime the base completely with white Gesso before adding the coat of colours and adding the smooth doodle mandala art on the base. Next, paint on a thin coat of pastel tones. The next step is to begin creating the doodle mandala using mandala dotting tools. Painting brushes are also useful for adding finishing touches. Finally, lacquer the foundation, and the beauty of your artistic MDF tissue box bases will shine throughout your home. 

Buy the MDF Tissue Box Cover with Detailed Cutouts

The untreated hardwood plan surface and the laser-cut wooden cutouts are perfect for any DIY art or craft project. Get your kid involved in the creative process by having them help you make a custom DIY tissue box cover and adorning them with artwork. Hobby India has the largest and most varied selection of decorative MDF tissue holder bases. When you buy art materials online, not only can you get the best things at the best prices, but you can also have them delivered to your home.

~ Check Out Our Best Selling Tissue Holder Bases:

Rectangle MDF Tissue Paper Box

Wooden Tissue Holder Base

Simple Rectangle MDF Tissue Paper Box

Leaves Cutout MDF Tissue Holder

Home Shape MDF Tissue Box

Sun Flower Pattern MDF Tissue Box

[nardacci-does-art]

@princessxombie gave me a little disco pumpkin plush & I sewed wings & glued a googly eye on it & it's a littol creechure now

It hangs under streetlamps & slowly spins using its 2 little grabby feet. The light reflecting off its shiny scales disorients its prey- insects, small rodents & sometimes even fish [pretty much anything nocturnal & small enough to fit in its mouth. It uses a froglike tongue to catch prey. I don't know why it's pumpkin shaped or what the stem is for. Vibration-sensing organ maybe? Maybe it uses echolocation, but fitting with the disco theme, it makes like a rhythmic 4-4 beat by clicking its jaws I dunno

[sp00ntaneous]

'Heart Mirrors' Carved in various woods.

[whatismean]

I think the dirty mirror kinda adds to the aesthetic 😅

Taking pictures of a mirror is hard. Antler is real shed, mushrooms made by me with polymer clay!

[rabenschwcrz]

[artifacts-and-arthropods]

Prehistoric Mirrors from Turkey, c.6,000 BCE: these are the oldest manufactured mirrors in the world, dating back to about 8,000 years ago; they were meticulously crafted from pieces of obsidian

Above: two of the obsidian mirrors from Çatalhöyük (Turkey); this pair was found buried together back in 2012

At least eight of these obsidian mirrors have been discovered at a Neolithic site known as Çatalhöyük, which is located in Turkey. All of the mirrors date back to roughly 8,000 years ago, and each one was crafted from a chunk of obsidian (volcanic glass) that was knapped into the shape of a disc and then meticulously polished with progressively finer abrasives until a smooth, slightly convex surface had been developed.

Some of these mirrors can still produce remarkably clear reflections, even after 8,000 years.

Sources & More Info:

The Archaeologist: World's Oldest Mirrors Found at Neolithic Çatalhöyük Site

Çatalhöyük Research Project: Archive Report from 2012 (PDF download)

Çatalhöyük Research Project: Main Website

The Past: Cyber Archaeology, How 3D Modeling is Unpeeling the Neolithic at Çatalhöyük

[corvarrow]

I just realized that I never shared this Endless Abandoned Hallway booknook that I built a couple years ago! Except for the booknook frame itself, I made everything from scratch (very proud of the corkboard).

This was also my first infinity mirror build and the downside to it is it needs to be VERY DARK in order to see the effect. I believe this is probably because I used little bundles of fairy lights in my light fixtures instead of LEDs. Otherwise I'm still very pleased with how it came out!

[mxundeadrainbow]

FINALLY! I've been wanting to make the magic mirror from Twisted Wonderland for a while and it turned out AWESOME!!! Now looking at the finished project, I should have tried to find an oval canvas since you can barely see any of the mirror part BUT STILL!!! The frame is built from cardboard and foam clay and a crapton of gold paint. When I have time, I'll edit the video of me making this.

[lurking-loaf]

Who is Sun's best friend? You are!

Day 1 of DCA Promptober - best friend

[thesilicontribesman]

Iron Age Bronze Balmaclellan Mirror, The National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh

The Balmaclellan Mirror was found in a bog in Kirkcudbrightshire, south-western Scotland. It was part of a hoard of precious objects wrapped in cloth and placed in a bog, perhaps as an offering to the gods. Both faces of the item were smooth for reflecting.

Dated to 80-250CE, this mirror shows a mixture of influences in its style. The people who made this were familiar with southern British Celtic art and Roman art, adapting these to create a distinctive local style.

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DIY Pre Marked Rajasthani Padharo Sa Old Man Cutout For Entrance Decor | HobbyIndia

Traditional furnishings are quietly making a comeback as popular choices for interior design in the age of modernization. The walls are receptive to all sorts of artistic expression, from traditional Keralan murals to Rajasthani art and culture. Would you like to add the unique ethnic wall decor that took a lot of time and effort to create to your home? Let us DIY Padharosa pre marked MDF cutouts for quick and simple DIY wall hanging!

You can tell a lot about a house from its entry walls. When picking out decorations, it's important to think about accessorizing them properly. Therefore, it is clear that the decor style and the fancy bases can significantly enhance the art style.

We have created a stunning Padharo sa MDF pre marked wall hanger for entrance wall decor to save you time. This style is inspired by Rajasthani turban man art, also known as Rajasthani padharosa old man decor. This artwork represents warm greetings for your guests at your home. This wall decor is both creative and simple to install as another option for sprucing up your entrance decor.

DIY pre marked rajasthani padharosa old man cutout 

Let's begin with the simple MDF padharosa old man wall decor made with acrylic colors and craft elements. 

Required Essentials:

Rajasthani Padharosa old man Pre marked MDF cutouts

Fevicryl Acrylic colors and a paintbrush ( teal green, lemon yellow, orange, Blue, skin color, black, light green)

Round Craft Mirror

Glue

Varnish

3D outlines

Brustro painting brush

Steps:

Paint the padhrosa man's face a flesh tone.

The padharosa old man's fair skin is made by combining equal parts of chrome yellow, crimson red, and white. Using a round paintbrush, paint a flesh or light skin tone acrylic color onto the pre-drawn MDF face and hands. 

Add a small amount of navy blue to a light skin tone to make it darker. Use the small, round brush to get into all of the crevices.

Move on to the turban

For turban MDF pre marked cutouts, paint the red, orange, and yellow onto an adequate portion of the turban, with the teal green being reserved for the turban's strips. Paint the crimson on the lips and earings of man.

Move with the pre marked MDF clothing of old man

Cover the turban man's clothing and the circle design with a light green paint.�� Add the brush strokes of bottle green shades to give them the most prominent texture on the base. 

Moustache are the pride of Padhrosa old man

Emphasize the turban man's moustache and eyebrows with black acrylic color. Using a round, thin brush, add the shades of gray paint to add a realistic touch to the pre marked MDF cutouts. 

Let the colors dries completely

Now, we need to move towards the detailing part of the pre marked MDF cutouts. But before that, let the colors dry completely for at least 2 hours.

Begin using contrasting colours for the turban's delicate details.

Once the color dries completely, start making the details using thin, colorful markers and mandala dotting tools. Moreover, use the 3D outliner to work on the outlines and edges of the cutouts. 

Once the base is dry, coat it in many coats of decor varnish.

Let everything dry completely, at least for a day, before applying the coat of varnish on the base. This will completely change the whole story of the MDF Pre marked wall hanger.

Affix the spherical craft mirror to the turban's pattern.

Attach the craft mirrors to the turban's tiny circles with glitter glue. Easy to set up and able to improve the aesthetic value of any room, the round craft mirror is a must-have accessory.

After the painting is complete, you can decorate the item with anything from white stones and craft mirrors to tassels and other embellishments. 

Final note: 

The turban man or padharosa old man is also highly popular for wedding event decor and welcoming party entrance decor. It reflects the Indian culture of welcoming guests at your event. With MDF Pre marked wall hanger decors, you can add trending ethnic reflections at the door. Hobby India has the best collection of home entrance door decor collection with innovative designs. Check out the exclusive collection of MDF pre drawn cutouts for more information and adorn your space like never before.

Check Out Our Best Selling Pre-Marked MDF Base

pichwai cow cutouts

Radhe krishna mdf pre marked round base

Shree Nathji mdf pre marked cutout bases

Mandala mdf pre marked wall hanger

[luna-loveboop]

Maybe I should do. Linktober? A bit? I would post egg carvings on some days

Egg carvings! :D it's an area of art I do a lot and would want to grow in... it's wierd tho ':D I hollow eggshells and engrave on them or carve them into shapes... I did this one quick today for examples

If yall want me to do it a bit I will... and that top photo would count for day one- mirror. The reflection setting in the sksw final boss is so cool to me and also I love drawing lightning, tho this isn't my favourite egg I've ever done. Anyways. I could do some days? What do y'all think?

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Edit: well I guess I'm doing it then! Happy October yall, this should be fun :D