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Friday, November 13, 2009

♥ Nakin Technique

Here is a video that shows a step=by-step demo on napkin technique on different surfaces.

Napkin techniques can be used for ceramics, wood, glass to decorate a plain surface to make it presentable.

Materials needed includes:

The napkin chosen, glue, brush, scissors, hair-dryer, paint(optional)

Have fun working with this to create presents and gifts for your friends or family members.

Signing off: Elizabeth Goh

I AM GRUMPY.
8:43:00 PM

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