With Halloween just a few short days away, some of you may still be struggling with ideas for a Halloween costume. With a little creativity, patience and some Tulip Body Art, the possibilities are endless.
Showing posts with label Tulip Body Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tulip Body Art. Show all posts
Friday, October 24
Tuesday, September 9
Tumblr Inspired Glitter Tattoos
That's totally Tumblr! Tumblr is such an amazing source of inspiration in just about any aspect of life. There are lots of different tattoo designs too. I like the tumblr approach to tattoos, most of them are more delicate and super artsy. With Tulip Body art you can create a more temporary approach to the trends- cause let's face it, they are trends and trends fade.
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Monday, July 28
Henna Inspired Glitter Tattoos
In the summer our wardrobes often get simplified to just the basics, but with these fun henna inspired Body Art Glitter Tattoo’s you can still add some fun sparkle to whatever you wear. Even your teeny bikini can be accessorized with these sparkly tattoos! They’re super fun and quick to do, so let’s get started!
Friday, July 11
How To World Cup Face Paint
Hey guys!!
So as the world prepares to see who will play for the victory of the World Cup this sunday, you can join in the fun and show your team spirit!
Shimmer with Argentina or wave your flag with Germany.
The choice is yours!
See how I created these simple world cup face paint designs using the Tulip face & body kits and a a dose of fun.
Check out my video after the jump
Monday, September 9
Messenger Bag DIY
Add a personal touch to a plain canvas bag, using stencils, fabric markers and fabric spray paints to create a cool personalized Messenger Bag DIY. I used the Tulip Body Art Stencils to create tattoo inspired designs on this bag, by filling them in with fabric markers. This is a really cool and simple way to create designs and patterns quickly and easily.
Wednesday, June 26
DIY Glittered Body Art
Whenever I am at the boardwalk I see booths set up where you
can get temporary glitter tattoos or other kinds of body art. As a little kid the
thought of having glitter and butterflies all over my arms and face sounded
rather delightful. Tulip’s body art is great because instead of paying someone
for a one time tattoo you can get multiple stencils and colors that can be used
time and time again. It is great for going to the beach, the pool, a party, or
a sleepover with your friends. I have wanted to showcase Tulip Body Art in a
tutorial for a long time now, so I hope you enjoy it and make some awesome
designs of your own!
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What you need:
Tulip Body Art Kit:
Blue Glitter
Silver Glitter
Adhesive
Small brush
Large brush
Dragonfly Stencil
Body Crystals
Remove stencil from backing and adhere to skin. Rub gently to make sure there are no air pockets.
Brush glue on open areas of stencil. We left stencil on for the next step, you can opt to remove it according to instructions.
Dip brush into glitter and pounce/pat into stencil. A generous helping is good! We used blue for the body, head and wing tips and silver for the inside of the wings. You have to work quickly or the glue will dry. It is similar to eyelash adhesive.
Remove stencil. Use larger brush to gently brush off any excess glitter.
Use tweezers, pliers or a crayon to pick up crystals. Dip them into glue and gently adhere to eyes of dragonfly. Add more if you like!
That's it! These are so easy and fun! I'm going to bring them to my next sleepover and share them with my BFF! I really love them and best of all, I love that they last several days, but not forever.
We'd love to see what you do with Tulip Body Art! Visit us on Facebook and share your photos. And visit my mom at DIY Doyenne for more fashion and style!
Wednesday, June 19
Tulip Body Art Markers: Temporary Tattoo
Hey everyone! I have been itching to get another tattoo just like this. But I'm very indecisive. So, using, Tulip Body Art Markers, and help from my dad, I asked my dad if he could draw me a rose to see if I could really handle another!
SUPPLIES:
- Tulip Body Art Markers
- Tulip Body Art Shimmer Stick (Black)
Next, Color in the design with the marker. To make it look like the rose had a bit of a shine, he didn't fill it in all the way. After this filling this, fill in the leaves. These markers dry right away, so don't worry about smearing it! To take it off, use soap and water.
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Monday, April 22
Body Art Birthday & House Warming Party
We had the most fun at my Girlfriends combination 50th Birthday and Home Warming party this past weekend. I thought it would be oodles of creative fun if we painted each others faces and one belly with Tulip's Body Art kit.
But first we did a little doodling with Tulip's Fabric Markers. I so love these markers!
Arielle & Tess got really quite and serious while creating their Inspirational statements on this bandana that I purchased from Michaels Craft stores.
I love the intense look on Tess's face! These girls are super talented!
We continued to add more artwork through out the night. A really fun and inexpensive way to create and give a gift all at the same time.
Smile...Your Beautiful!
Next it was off to Tulips Body Art. I must say that everyone was super eager to paint someone's face, belly or arm. It was so much fun to watch.
The Birthday Girl and her Lovely daughter Tess picking out a design to paint on momma's face.
It was so sweet watching these two.
She did a GREAT job, it was so easy and quick!
We all picked Kaileen as the perfect candidate for a silly Mustache.
She ROCKED it big time!
Watching these two almost Newlyweds paint each others faces was beyond Hysterical!
Not bad......its a Tulip, Tracy's favorite flower.
This girl has "Mad Skills" and she did it so quick!
Santos, you are such a "Doll Baby", hehe! So cool!
Hey its called Tulip Body Art, Do my Belly!
Love how Arielle incorporated Natalie's belly button ring as the nose and mouth for her smiley face!
Hey...Whats that crawling on your forehead? Tess's friend Sam pull out her own free hand painting skills with this Pinterest inspired image of a snail.
and then it was my turn!
Great job Kaileen! Love my sunshine.
Needless to say a great time was had by all! We are definitely taking our Tulip Fabric Markers and Body Art to the Jersey Shore this summer. In fact we are already brainstorming on quick and easy images that we can paint for each day. Don't worry I am sure there will be a Blog entry featuring that crazy trip! Enjoy! Jewels
Wednesday, February 27
iLoveToCreate Craft Haul Video with The Impatient Crafter
Craft Haul Video for iLoveToCreate
(from The Impatient Crafter!)
One of my favorite freelance gigs is working as a blogger for the fine folks at iLoveToCreate. They make some of the coolest products in the craft industry and they're some of the nicest people you'll ever meet. Their team is unparalleled, creative, visionary and smart. So when I get a box filled with new goodies to use in my blog posts and designs, it's always a party at Casa de Potter. This time, we decided to film the most auspicious opening of the latest box of awesome.
Yup, it's an iLoveToCreate Craft Haul Video! Huzzah!
Yup, it's an iLoveToCreate Craft Haul Video! Huzzah!
Be forewarned, I try to keep my tongue firmly planted in my generously rouged cheek at all times. So if you're looking for a straight forward haul video, this isn't it. If you're looking for a little chuckle, a lot of chutzpah and a bevy of bodacious products including Tulip Body Art, Tulip Tie Dye, Tulip Glam-it-Up and more...well you've come to the right video!
Enjoy!
xoxo
Madge a.k.a. Margot Potter
Tuesday, February 28
Crafty Cinema: 'The Hunger Games' Face Painting & Body Art
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| The Hunger Games-inspired facepainting. My 'tribute' to Katniss Everdeen: Half my face is painted with foliage for hiding in the woods; and the other has flames to go with her initial on-screen debut where she shows off the amazing dress that Cinna makes for her! My husband painted the Mockingjay on my chest because we ran out of room on my face! |
I'm a book geek.
Last year I became addicted to The Hunger Games trilogy. Think of a teenage version of Survivor – with the twist being that only one person will be left breathing at the end of the series. The story is vivid, emotional, multi-layered and features flamboyant people from “The Capitol” who tattoo, paint their faces and bodies in elaborate designs. They even sport huge, crazy wigs, implant whiskers and permanently embed gems into their skin. Anything goes for the sake of fashion! The author leaves the ultimate vision up to the reader’s imagination, and that was enough for me to get creative.
And with the movie coming out later this month, I put my vision into action using Tulip Body Art!
Click here to see the actors on their mall tour this week. |
| Body art inspired by people who live at The Captiol. Jewel-toned mosaic blocks with an embedded crystal. This is my friend, Dania from http://LaBeautyPie.com. |
I recently gathered some fellow Hunger Games friends and we painted our faces inspired by the characters. The first three are what we think some of the Capitol designs could look like, bold and bright, contrasted by shimmery gold and jewel-tone accents.
The final image is my tribute to Katniss Everdeen, our heroine. Half my face is painted with a forest/jungle theme to help her blend in with her surroundings while the game is being played. The other half is decked out in flickering flames – in honor of her title as “the girl on fire.”
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| My Katniss-inspired camouflage. See? I told you I was a geek! |
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| More Capitol-inspired designs. Lots of gold accents, like the character of Venia! |
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| Basic painting with glittery designs! |
Supplies:
Lotion
Makeup wipes
Cup of water
Paper towels
Directions:
Version 1:
1. Wash your face and apply a thin layer of lotion.
2. Choose a stencil and apply to skin, press down with fingers so there are no gaps.
3. Dip the sponge in water and then rub in Body Art paint until you get a smooth and creamy consistency.
4. Dab the paint over the open areas of the stencil.
5. Continue until stencil is covered. Peel away stencil.
TIP: If you want to add glitter, before removing stencil, add Tulip body Art Adhesive and use brush to add glitter.
Version 2:
1. Wash your face and cover it with a thin layer of lotion.
2. Choose a foundation color.
3. Dip a sponge in water and rub it in the make up until you get a smooth and creamy consistency. Smooth it on around your face, avoiding the eyes and mouth areas. Let dry.
4. Use one of the brushes and begin to draw out your design shapes using a base color – for example, if you are painting leaves, use green.
5. Use the darker colors for shading and contour.
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