Flocking powder

Recycled Coffee As Flocking Powder: This is an easy, low cost, non-toxic method to make diorama flocking powder out of recycled coffee and (non-toxic) paint. BACKGROUND I was asked to help make a series of dioramas for a friend’s classroom project. Since the project revolved around …

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Flocking fibers and flocking supplies for hobbies and crafts. We carry a full line of flocking colors for all you needs. We have flocking fibers in 1/2 ounce packages to 25 lb bags.

Add vibrant color and fun texture to your Halloween décor with COLORSHOT! This tutorial from Oh Yay Studio will show you how to use COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint and homemade flocking powder to create colorful skulls with a fuzzy flocked texture. Get ready for spooky season in style with this simple Halloween DIY! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints (This project uses Cheers, Lucky Penny, Treasure Chest, Cosmo, Summer Pedicure, Emoji, Extra Guacamole, Island Girl, Mermaid, and…

Learn how to use flocking powder to give a soft velvet texture to your handmade cards and rubber stamping projects.

Have you ever seen a wooden drawer or compartment with a soft, velvety sheen? Chances are, this wasn't made with felt or fabric—it was actually made with flock! Flock is a soft, fine powder made with tiny fiber particles that helps give...

Miss Claira-Bella shares her DIY flocking powder and nail art.

Flock a Figurine With Spray Adhesive: Remember those tacky velvet statues from the 60s and 70s? Well, they weren't technically velvet, they were flocked! (And in my opinion, tacky in the best way :D) Flocking refers to the process of depositing teeny tiny fibers on to a surface to creat…

Decorating Easter eggs with flocking powders makes for beautiful minimal pieces of art! Tutorial includes easy to follow pictures and directions.

I know it's spring but it's been gloomy & cold around here so I decided to try my first flocked nails. I got the flocking powd...

Learn how to use flocking powder to give a soft velvet texture to your handmade cards and rubber stamping projects.

Using Christmas tree flocking spray makes it easy to ensure your tree look like it's freshly coated in snow. Making flocking spray with soap flakes is another option, and flocking powder is a third.

Learn how to use flocking powder to give a soft velvet texture to your handmade cards and rubber stamping projects.

A flocked Christmas tree offers a lovely winter wonderland look and makes your holiday home decor even more festive. Instead of buying a pre-flocked tree or using a commercial flocking product, make your own flocking out of low-cost, easy-to-find household products. Several recipes are available.

FLOC-KING DIY FLOCKING KIT Buy the best quality Flocking Supplies from The UK's premier specialist Flock supplier. We have 50+ Colours in stock, plus matching Adhesives. The FLOC-King Flock kit will give you what can best be described as a velvet like surface and can be applied to any none porous substrate. Metals, wood, plastic, glass, etc. Jewellery boxes, draw liners, craft items, vases, candle sticks, Glove boxes, Dashboards, Coin Trays, Panels, etc can all be coated. It is a really…

Learn how to use flocking powder to give a soft velvet texture to your handmade cards and rubber stamping projects.

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I love the look of those bright fuzzy retro ornaments and figurines. So, I was ecstatic to find flocking powder at Michael's. And you know I love some glitter, so I got some of that too. And I made these little retro inspired guys: These are those cheap little plastic toys for children that I jazzed up for Christmas. They came from Michael's. They have all different sizes. I chose four small ones: a lamb, seal, polar bear and hare. I liked the interesting shapes and heights on these guys…

I thought I would give a natural flocking option a try, which is safe for children and pets. To get this snowy DIY Christmas flocked tree underway all you need is some coconut and liquid cornstarch!

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