If you send a self-addressed stamped envelope to me, I will send a prize from the youth sticker vending machine, and a fancy unicorn sticker too. All for $1. Neat huh?
Timmy Crawford
61141 S. HWY 97, PMB #534
Bend, OR 97702
If you send a self-addressed stamped envelope to me, I will send a prize from the youth sticker vending machine, and a fancy unicorn sticker too. All for $1. Neat huh?
Timmy Crawford
61141 S. HWY 97, PMB #534
Bend, OR 97702
Or "junk" stickers - like where you use a candy wrapper and turn it into an art piece! This is the project I do with classrooms of all ages. Supplies:
Scratch paper or graphic organizer to guide design
2x2" vinyl sticker paper squares ( 1 per artist )
2x2" sparkly laminate squares ( 1 per artist )
Felt tip, fine tip sharpie, colored pencils, scissors, credit card
Make your sticker art directly on the sticker vinyl. Make sure you do art on the proper side! Vinyl will feel smoother than paper backing - and sometimes the vinyl will warp into a rainbow shape - color on the "top of the rainbow"
For junk stickers, cut out wrappers or anything and use a small dab of glue stick to hold the clipping in place. Make sure the clipping is surrounded by vinyl paper as you will be capturing this media in between the vinyl and the laminate.
When you are done with your art, I like to fold one corner of the laminate to get it started. I then stick this exposed portion to the corner of the sticker. I use a credit card or ruler to help spread the rest of the laminate.
Use scissors to trim excess or cut out the sticker into a custom shape.
Stickers are not very water proof, so do not put through the wash!
Or "junk" stickers - like where you use a candy wrapper and turn it into an art piece! This is the project I do with classrooms of all ages. Supplies:
Scratch paper or graphic organizer to guide design
2x2" vinyl sticker paper squares ( 1 per artist )
2x2" sparkly laminate squares ( 1 per artist )
Felt tip, fine tip sharpie, colored pencils, scissors, credit card
Make your sticker art directly on the sticker vinyl. Make sure you do art on the proper side! Vinyl will feel smoother than paper backing - and sometimes the vinyl will warp into a rainbow shape - color on the "top of the rainbow"
For junk stickers, cut out wrappers or anything and use a small dab of glue stick to hold the clipping in place. Make sure the clipping is surrounded by vinyl paper as you will be capturing this media in between the vinyl and the laminate.
When you are done with your art, I like to fold one corner of the laminate to get it started. I then stick this exposed portion to the corner of the sticker. I use a credit card or ruler to help spread the rest of the laminate.
Use scissors to trim excess or cut out the sticker into a custom shape.
Stickers are not very water proof, so do not put through the wash!