Hi Anu and Manjula,
Thanks for visiting my blog. I am explaining the method for doing sand painting as per required by both of you
Materials Required
Sand-Various colours
Hard Board framed with cloth
Fevicol or glue
White carbon paper ( if you use black cloth)/ Yellow carbon paper (if yo
Fevicryl-Various colours
Brushes
Method
Choose a design you want to trace. Next, trace the design on to the hard board using the carbon sheet.
Put glue on a part of the design. Then scatter the sand over the glue evenly. Pat the sand thoroughly so that the sand fixes firmly onto the hard board. Keep it sometime for drying. Now reverse the hard board so that excess sand falls out. In a similar way, complete the design by filling the sand, part by part.
You can use fevicryl paints to complete the design.
Now your sand work is complete. You can frame the work and use as a wall decoration.
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Hi Maddie
Sorry, I had not visited this blog for quite a few days. Thanks a lot for explaining the procedure for sand painting. I’ll also just give it a dry.
BTW I had a doubt, do we have to mix the colours with the sand before sticking it or we can glue the sand on the design and then paint it with the colours
Sorry for troubling u again.
Manjula
You get colored sands in the market. If you feel the sand color is dull the after gluing give a coat of paint.
how to do m seal paint on pot
plz explain this
hi,,,,
i want to learn the sand painting on glass…. please
regards
imran
Hi Imran,
Its similar to painting on cloth just the difference is the base is glass and you should reverse glass technique. First trace the design on the glass and in the reverse side using gum apply sand and then remove the excess sand. The sand should be powdered properly. thanks
I want some patterns for painting please provide me. i will be very thankful
Hi, I am really impressed by your site. Are you in Bangalore? I would like to try to velvet cloth embossing. I have to try for the puffy medium. Thanks for the tips. Decoupage sounds simple too. Will try. Thank you.
Thanks for visiting Sunita. I am from Bangalore.
Hi your paintings are really good! I am planning to start. Thx for your tutorial. Its really intersting I was searching for a long time how to do. Now I can spend easily my weekend.
thanks.
in this sand painting where can i get the “hard board attached with cloth” in bangalore. iam at HAL. is this material available in shop or we have to attach the cloth in hard board bcas iam new to this field. thanks.
hi…lakshmi, buy cloth from any fabric store and then give it for framing to a frame shop - he must charge you according to the size. There is a Patrick Frame Shop in Marthahalli or any frame shop in Thipsandra.
after framing this i’ll show u.
thanks
hi madhavi, i liked this site a lot and spend most of my time in this site. i too want to be a member and share my thoughts and also make more friends. by the way i am also from bangalore. thks. pushkala
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Procedure is easy to understand .I am also planning to do .Aneway what is ceramic actually ………i am interested to know .and i will do that.
I am also working as a hobby instructer at agra u.p. the projects done on your website are really extraordinary.And i also want to publisite my work through ur site. pls help also i need some warli & madhubani designs
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