Learn How to Paint a Carrot
So the veggie painting lessons continue..if you missed the Radish just click here..
Just like the Radish I had posted the step by step photo tutorial back in August but the video was soundless. Now I have remade it, posted it to YouTube and you can finally see AND hear it.
To view the photo step by step CLICK HERE..
Here is the video….
I hope you find the video helpful in your painting veggies. Next up is the tomato!
Here is the project I painted with the Radish and Carrot, in case you were wondering.
Happy Painting! Keep on come back for more, after we have finished the lessons I will show you a fun garden project to paint all these designs on!
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[email protected] Charm
Sunday 19th of April 2015
Thanks for sharing at my party...love it! You will be featured this Monday at my party.
Blessings, Linda
C. Lem (CreativeClementine.com)
Tuesday 14th of April 2015
I love this!! I worry sometimes that with free printables and digital design, art and traditions like painting will be lost. Speaking of which, I should probably make time to use my paints and get out of my design software once in awhile. Heh! Thanks for joining us at Idea Box. I hope you link up with us again this week!
Pamela
Friday 17th of April 2015
Kind of like all the artisans of the past that handmade so many beautiful things. I love visiting old houses where the carved embellishments are just as gorgeous as the art hanging on the walls.