Papericious April Challenge - Upcycle / Reuse

Hello everybody!

Heena here, bringing you this month's challenge that is Upcycle or Reuse.

~You can create any upcycled project or reuse something on your project.

~Remember that you need to use Papericious Products as your main focus to qualifying for the win.

~Last Date of submission of your project(s) is May 9, 2018 at 11:55 pm IST.

~Please go through the general guidelines HERE before you link up your project 

~Any project not following the rules will be disqualified and it will not be eligible for the prizes.

Now, what's a challenge without prizes, right?! Papericious will be giving away TWO prizes every month

1. The DT will be selecting a Merit Winner at the end of every challenge who will stand a chance to win a gift voucher worth INR 500 from the Papericious store.

             

2. We will also be having a Random Winner from all the entries who enter their projects every month to win a Papericious 6 X 6" Pattern Paper Pad. 

Everyone gets an equal chance here so whether you are a novice or an experienced crafter, all are welcome to play along with our challenges.

Here is Arjita's project to inspire you to play along:

Here's what Arjita has to say about her project :

I used an old MDF box which was lying around with me since a very long time on which I had initially tried and practiced decoupage a few years back. I wanted to give the box a new look .You can pick any old tin box, Shoe box ,old watch or mobile phone box to recycle and reuse beautifully.

             

 Instructions:

• Step 1-I started by painting the entire box with Papericious Black chalk Paint and allowed it to dry completely.
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• Step 2- Next I selected few beautiful Papericious Chalk Paints and some ball tools of various sizes for the project.
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• Step 3- I started the dot painting and created the pattern on the top of the box and on the side.
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• Step 4- Lined the box using a paper from the Ethereal paper pad and the project was ready .

I love the Papericious Chalk Paints as they are so opaque and highly pigmented. They look stunning on both black and white surfaces. 

This is a very easy project and I would encourage you to create a similar project and share it with us.

And here is my project to inspire you... 

   

Here I have a battery operated lantern that was sitting on my table but had stopped working so I upcycled it into a home decor item.

I have used papericious white gesso to prime and used white crackle paste and modelling paste to create textures. I used the soft gloss gel to adhere everything. I have also used some colour spray and embellishment mousse to color and highlight.

Hope you're inspired and we look forward to your participation! 

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