Aluminum foil art

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This project is one of my most viewed projects on my blog. For good reasons: it's a very popular lesson that's found all over Pinterest...

Hand made tree from tin foil.

When I was designing Andrea's sophisticated bedroom for the recent episode of OMG We're Coming Over, she told me she liked glitter and especially silver. So I wanted to give her a nice patch of shiny-ness, but since we were going classy/glam with the design, I didn't want to give her the usual small-scale glitter. While brainstorming another option, I realized that there was a very familiar beauty in crumpled aluminum foil, especially when it was hit by the light *just so.* It looks like…

I saw this idea on Make It.. a Wonderful Life but wanted to try it with canvas boards (I much prefer them to cardboard), and using far less steps.. The original poster did this with a children's art class. They drew their pictures on paper, traced it onto tracing paper with ink, then covered the other side with graphite and then traced onto the cardboard. This is a great technique to use, but I just don't have that kind of patience... What you need A canvas board (or cardboard) Tacky glue…

Aluminum Foil Embossing Art is a fun, stained glass looking activity for kids that uses materials that you probably have around the house.

Foil Transfer Art: This is a fun, colorful project that anyone can create. Experiment with different colors, designs, and patterns. The end product looks like you've tie-dyed your paper. It makes a beautiful framed gift, homemade card, or simple wall art. This proj…

How to easily make gorgeous animals with tinfoil. We'll show you how to make cats, bunnies, seahorses and unicorns with nothing more than tinfoil and hot glue!