by spendlove Moderator 02 Jun 2015

Patchwork with glue for a change.

I began with a little china teapot, a pile of tiny scraps, a paintbrush and PVA glue. It took longer than I expected as I had to leave it to dry a few times and it was very messy!

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by kezza2sew 12 Jun 2015

What a great idea...cute

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by aleene 11 Jun 2015

You did a great job.! I love doing this kind of crafts.

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by pennifold 11 Jun 2015

I love doing this sort of thing. Once dry I sprayed my things with a high gloss 505 glue. Yours is stunning, well done Sue. Love Chris

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by sandralochran 11 Jun 2015

Great

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by crafter2243 Moderator 02 Jun 2015

This turned out cute. I love doing the same on ordinary clay pots. Makes them a lot more interesting.

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by rachap 02 Jun 2015

Pretty cute! Like this idea and can see using it on some older china pieces. thanks for sharing
What is PVA glue?

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spendlove by spendlove 03 Jun 2015

Polyvinyl Acrylate. It is the white liquid glue which dries clear. I believe it is known as Elmer's Glue in USA.

rachap by rachap 03 Jun 2015

Thanks!Have lots of that on hand and tons of scraps so am all set to go.

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by markus 02 Jun 2015

Pretty

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by 02kar Moderator 02 Jun 2015

You are so creative. It's now a pretty little patchwork teapot.

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by asterixsew Moderator 02 Jun 2015

Looks like you had fun on this yesterday. Is it still usable?

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spendlove by spendlove 02 Jun 2015

Probably not!

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by gerryvb 02 Jun 2015

very original :)

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by tfk 02 Jun 2015

Its looking very pretty and unique Sue :)
Did you cover the teapot with the scraps like we do in making a paper mache?
Thanks for sharing!

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spendlove by spendlove 02 Jun 2015

Exactly like papier mache!

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