For the supplies you won't need much: a little fabric paint in black, white, and brown. I use the Tulip Soft Fabric paint just because I have found it to be my favorite.
To get the tan color for the base I did have to mix the brown and white together, but the fabric paint mixes nicely.
Using the brown I added various spots and dots in no specific pattern. 
Lastly I added the black paint around the spots and mace "O" shapes and "C" shapes around the brown spots and then I added some "V" shapes and black spots to fill in some areas. And that's it! Hope you enjoy making these! xoxo - Hillary *FTC Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post, I purchased this product with my own money and all opinions are my own and honest.
These are really cool. I thought it was fabric you added to them. I can't believe you did that with paint. I would love it if you would share this over at my link party.
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Thank You! Heading over now :)
ReplyDeleteI am featuring your shorts on my blog today. Thanks for linking them up. I hope to see you tomorrow for another link party.
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So awesome! Thanks!
Deleteawesome! I thought fabric as well. Now I see it is i paint, a zillion ideas running around in my head! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing last week at Creative Mondays, pinned and featured this week at the hop :)
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Thank You!
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