Labubu Fans: Learn How to Customize it with Fabric Paint
Labubu fans… are you ready to dive into the colorful world of these toy collectibles? These adorable “ugly cute” dolls have taken the toy world by storm, and now it's your turn to add a personal touch to yours.
Spooky Halloween DIY Décor Ideas with Glow & Chalkboard Spray Paint
For a dynamic and interactive twist on Halloween DIY décor, using glow-in-the-dark spray paint and chalkboard spray paint offers both visual delight and a fun, customizable element.
How to Hem Pants With Iron-On Fabric Glue
What if you find that your favorite pants are a bit too long? Don't worry—there's a no-sew solution that's quick, easy, and sustainable. Let's dive into hemming pants with iron-on fabric glue.
DIY Glow-in-the-Dark Trick or Treat Tote
Ready to collect your treats in style this Halloween? With the enchanting glow of our Glow-in-the-Dark Trick or Treat Tote, you’ll not only have a sturdy carrier for your goodies but also a magical accessory that illuminates the night! Using Tulip Glow in the Dark Puff Paint, let’s turn an ordinary canvas tote into a dazzling Halloween masterpiece that’s both practical and festive! Materials You'll Need: Tulip Glow in the Dark Puff Paint Canvas tote Cardboard Pencil Step 1: Prepare Your Crafting Surface Before you start crafting, insert a large piece of cardboard into the tote. This step will offer a stable and flat crafting surface, making the painting process smooth and preventing the paint from seeping through. Step 2: Sketch Your Design With your pencil, lightly sketch the desired Halloween design onto the canvas tote. This draft will serve as your guide when you apply the Glow-in-the-Dark Puff Paint, so make it clear and visible. Step 3: Paint Application Now, it’s time to bring your design to life! Using the Tulip Glow-in-the-Dark Puff Paint, carefully trace and fill in your penciled design on the tote. For a bold and even glow, ensure to apply a generous amount of paint, covering all parts of your sketched design. Step 4: Drying Allow the painted tote to dry flat for four hours before removing the cardboard Patience is key! During this time, the Glow-in-the-Dark Puff Paint will set, and your design will solidify. Once it's dry, carefully remove the cardboard from inside the tote. Step 5: Activation To activate the magical glow of your tote, expose it to a UV light source, like the sun or a black light, for at least one minute. If you're using an incandescent bulb, allow several minutes for the Glow-in-the-Dark Puff Paint to absorb the light and reach its optimal glowing effects. Illuminate your Halloween night with a DIY Glow-in-the-Dark Trick or Treat Tote, and don’t forget to share your wonderful creations with us! Tag us on social media @TulipColorCrafts and let the world see your glowing masterpiece! Happy crafting and trick-or-treating!
The Art of Styling a No-Sew Coquette Bow with Iron-On Fabric Glue
This step-by-step tutorial is perfect for those who appreciate the elegance of coquette style but prefer a simpler, no-sew method.
Easy Dollar Store Halloween Craft for Kids with Tacky Glue
This easy Halloween craft for kids by Creative Living with Lynn Lilly will show you how to use Tacky Glue to create a sparkling Halloween wand.
Create Your Own Spooky Halloween DIY Décor with Glow Spray Paint
Here we guide you through creating cutout foam core Halloween shapes and painting them with glow spray paint. These glowing shapes will add a magical touch to your haunted house or front yard, delighting trick or treaters and party guests alike.
Easy paw print art and handprint art with fabric paint
Creating paw print art and handprint art is a fun and personal way to decorate your home while celebrating your love for your family and furry friends. In this tutorial, we will show you how you can transform these lasting impressions into a unique wall art gallery and cherish these special memories for years to come. This easy fabric printing technique is not only fun but also a great way to add a unique touch to your décor. Supplies Needed: • Tulip Fabric Paint in your choice of color • Protective surface cover • Paintbrush or sponge • Shallow dish or paper plate • Canvas or thick art paper • Damp cloth or wipes • Picture frames Step 1: Prepare the Canvas or Paper Lay your canvas or paper flat on a protective surface. Ensure it is clean and ready for painting. Step 2: Apply Handprints and Paw Prints For handprint art, paint your child's hand with the fabric paint and press it firmly onto the canvas or paper. After pressing down hand, lift straight up to prevent smudging. Continue with the same application for all family members' hands. For paw print art, do the same with your pet's paw, ensuring they have paint on the pads. You may use a stencil to create shapes or designs around the prints. Step 3: Let Dry Once you have applied the prints, allow the canvas to dry completely. This ensures your art sets properly. Step 4: Create Your Wall Gallery Add paw print art and handprint art to picture frames. If you have multiple pieces, consider creating a gallery wall. Group similar artworks together for a cohesive look, allowing your handprint keepsakes to stand out. With these easy steps, you can create a beautiful piece of paw print art and handprint art that captures precious memories of your children and pets! Don't forget to share your new artwork with us on social media @TulipColorCrafts! Check out these links and get inspired for your next creative DIY! · Shop Tulip Fabric Paint · Explore Tulip Fabric Paint Projects · Tulip FAQ
Easy Tutorial for Labubu Fans: Customize it with Fabric Glue & Rhinestones
Here we show you how to add some rhinestones using Aleene’s Fabric Fusion and fun designs with Tulip Puff Paints to make your Labubu-inspired toy collectible unique to you.
Easy Tutorial for Labubu Fans: Customize it with Puff Paint
Have you jumped on the “ugly-cute” trend of Labubu? Here we show you how to add some Tulip Puff Paints and crystals with Aleene’s Fabric Fusion to make your Labubu-inspired toy collectible all your own.
Friendsgiving Painted Shoes
Looking for a kid-friendly activity for your Friendsgiving party? Once you’re done with dinner, get inspired with Beijos Events and try making these adorable painted shoes using Tulip Fabric Paint Markers! This quick craft is great for the whole family—all you need is a pair of white shoes, our markers, and your imagination! What you need: · Tulip Fabric Paint Markers · Clean white shoes This project is super easy, and great for kids of all ages too! Start off with a pair of clean white shoes and grab your favorite Tulip Fabric Paint Markers. For fall-themed designs, stick with warm tones like red, orange, yellow, and brown. Be sure to shake each marker with the cap on before each use! Draw! Try drawing lots of leaves in different colors to really capture the essence of autumn, or let your imagination run wild and draw on whatever designs your heart desires! Allow your doodles to dry completely, and your shoes are ready to go! Kids will love being able to wear their own creations on these customized kicks. Are you customizing your wardrobe with Tulip Fabric Paint Markers? Show us your creations on social @TulipColorCrafts!
How to Personalize a Vegan Leather Jacket with Leather Paint
Learn how to use leather paint and Stitch Paint to create a totally unique vegan leather jacket with custom hand-painted details.
Easy Décor Hack: Giant Halloween Skeleton with Glow Spray Paint
This tutorial will show you how to use COLORSHOT glow-in-the-dark spray paint to add an eerie effect to your giant Halloween skeleton!
How to Make a Custom Sweater with Color Changing Chenille Patches
This tutorial from @alissahthreads will show you how to create a custom sweater with color changing chenille patches using Tulip Color Change Paint.
Aleene’s Favorites: Burnt Brown Paper Bag Quilling Art with Tacky Glue
This tutorial from Aleene’s daughters Tiffany Windsor and Heidi Borchers will show you how to use Aleene’s burnt brown paper bag technique to create a burnished “metallic” owl wall art!
Petunia Pink Refresh with Tulip Fabric Dye Pods
This tutorial from Molly Ferrerio will show you how to turn all your clothes a pretty shade of Petunia with Fabric Dye Pods!
How to Make a Color Changing Butterfly Shirt with Dye and Paint
Want to infuse your clothes with tons of color changing fun? Check out this butterfly shirt tutorial from Ally Blaire and learn how to use Tulip Color Change Paint and Color Change Dye together!
Turn Used Kids’ Clothes into Custom Cloth Napkins with Fabric Glue
This tutorial from Sibia Torres will show you how to use Aleene’s Quick Dry Fabric Fusion to turn used kids’ clothes into custom napkins full of cherished childhood memories.
Sparkling 4th of July Outfit with Rhinestone Adhesive
Get ready for the 4th of July with Aleene’s! This tutorial from @lulu__make will show you how to use Aleene’s Rhinestone Adhesive for a custom 4th of July outfit featuring sparkling stars and bold stripes.
Last-Minute DIY Father's Day Gift Idea with Tacky Glue
Skip the store and try making DIY Father's Day gifts with Tacky Glue! This tutorial from Oh Yay Studio will show you how to make a thoughtful handmade present with an upcycled picture frame, cardstock, and Aleene's Turbo Tacky Glue.
How to Make Matching Family Outfits with Color Change Paint
This tutorial from Molly Ferrerio will show you how to create matching family outfits with Tulip Color Change Paint!
DIY Barro Clay Vase with Clear Gel Tacky Glue
Check out how @chayolicious uses air dry clay and Aleene’s Clear Gel Tacky Glue to transform a plain vase into a stunning Mexican-inspired jarrón de barro with intricate floral designs.
Easy DIY Graduation Party Favors
Graduation ceremonies might be different again this year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate! Craft Box Girls will show you how to make party favor jars for at-home celebrations that are perfect for grads of any age. Grab your Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue and toss your hat to a craft that deserves an “A” for creativity! What you need: - Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue - Black cardstock or construction paper- White paper- Yellow yarn - Black buttons- Mason jars- Pen or marker- Ruler- Pencil- ScissorsStep 1 These fun graduation jars are perfect for party guests and even gifts for your grad; it all depends on what you decide to fill the jars with! Step 2 First cut a strip of black paper to fit around the rim of the jar lid and glue in place with Turbo Tacky Glue. Step 3 Next measure and cut a 3.5 x 3.5 square from the black paper. You might need to adjust the size of your square depending on the size of the lid. Step 4 Add some Turbo Tacky Glue to the jar lid and press the black square in place on top. Step 5 Next cut a strip of black paper to fit around your jar. Adjust the width if needed, depending on the jar size. Step 6 Glue the paper strip in place around the jar. If you dont want to glue it directly onto the jar (if you want to reuse the jar), simply add glue to one end of the paper strip and roll it around the jar, pressing the other side of the strip into the glue to secure it. Step 7 To create the graduation cap tassel, start by wrapping the yellow yarn around your hand about 8 to 10 times. Cut the strand connected to your main skein of yarn. Step 8 Thread another strand of yellow yarn through the top of your looped section of yarn and tie a knot in the strand to secure. Step 9 To finish your tassel, cut your looped section of yarn at the bottom to create loose strands. Then wrap another strand of yarn around the strands about below the top and tie a knot to secure. Step 10 Glue the ends of the tassel hanger onto the center of the grad cap on the lid, then add another dot of glue on top and press a button in place to secure. Let dry. Step 11 Cut a 2 x 4 strip of white paper and write a special note to your grad, or to friends and family for party favors thanking them for coming to celebrate this milestone! Step 12 Roll the note from end to end, then glue a strand of yellow yarn to the back of the paper roll. Wrap the ends of the yarn around the paper roll and few times, then tie in a bow to secure. Step 13 Add a dot of Turbo Tacky Glue onto the back of the diploma and press in place onto the front of the jar. Let dry completely. Step 14 Once theyre ready, fill your graduation party jars with treats for guests, or special gifts for your special grad! Step 15 What else are you crafting up for celebrating your graduate this year? Show us your Turbo Tacky Glue and other Aleenes Glue creations by tagging us on social @aleenesdiy!
No-Sew DIY Lampshade with Fabric Fusion
This DIY lampshade tutorial from @city_laundry will show you how to create a pleated lampshade with Aleene’s Fabric Fusion— no sewing needed!
Easy Painted Denim Vest with the DIY Denim Kit
This tutorial from @trashtocouture will show you how to create your own custom painted denim vest with the Tulip DIY Denim Kit!
Mermaid Crown Shell Jewelry with Liquid Fusion
This shell jewelry tutorial from Emily Steffen will show you how to use assorted seashells and Liquid Fusion to create a playful mermaid crown and matching hair clips.
Upcycled Wooden Wine Box Shelf with Super Glue
This beginner-friendly home décor project uses Aleene’s DIY Craft Super Glue to create a rustic wooden wine box shelf, no nails or screws needed.
Aleene’s Favorites: Fake Water with Clear Gel Tacky Glue
Celebrate 75 years of creativity and learn how to make learn how to make fake water with Aleene’s Clear Gel Tacky Glue!
No-Sew Denim Patchwork Blanket with Fusible Net
Learn how to turn old jeans into a no-sew denim patchwork blanket with Aleene’s Fabric Fusion Fusible Net.
DIY Pink Rhinestone Cowboy Hat with Liquid Fusion
Get inspired by this tutorial from Miranda Miele and learn how to create your own pink rhinestone cowboy hat with Liquid Fusion.
DIY Jute Rope Ottoman Tutorial with Heavy-Duty Adhesive
This tutorial will show you how to transform an old tire into a jute rope ottoman with Aleene’s DIY Craft Heavy-Duty Adhesive.
Pretty Paper Clover Plants DIY
You could spend hours out on the lawn looking for a lucky clover, or you can make your own luck that doubles as a pretty house plant too! These Lucky Clover Plants from Lia Griffith use colored papers and Aleene's® Original Tacky Glue® to create lifelike greenery you'll want to keep around the house long after spring is gone. Grab a bottle of glue and get your creativity blooming with this paper craft that'll look lovely on display in your home or for adding some life to your work space! What you need: - Aleene's Original Tacky Glue - Text weight paper - green, light pink, pastel yellow - Brush-tip marker - deep purple - 24-gauge paper-covered wire - Floral tape - Floral foam - Planters - Craft scissors - Cutting machine (optional) - Curling tool - Needlenose pliers/wire cutter Download the template from Lia Griffith here. Note: There are two sizes of clover leaves so you can create a large or small lucky clover plant. Use scissors or a cutting machine to cut papers according to the template for clover leaves, flowers and stamens. Cut as many as desired for your plant, cutting two leaves for every "clover leaf" for the front and back of leaf. Shade the base halves of clover leaves with a deep purple marker. Flip clover leaves over and apply Tacky Glue to backsides. Place one end of wire in glue. Press a second leaf over wire and base leaf to sandwich wire in between. Repeat for others and let dry. Gather four wired leaves together and wrap floral tape around wires to hold together. Arrange leaves into clover and bend wires out. Use a curling tool to gently curl each leaf down. To create clover flowers, first glue stamen piece around the tip of a wire. Apply Tacky Glue to the base of the end petal on each flower piece. Wrap flower petals around wired stamen and secure first petal to last petal by pressing into glue. Use a curling tool to gently curl flower petals down. Place floral foam into a small pot. Add moss into pot to cover the floral foam. Push clovers and flowers into floral foam and arrange plant for displaying. These paper plants look as pretty as the real deal, and they'll last all year long! Make one for yourself or as a special spring gift for family and friends.
No-Sew Rainbow Hoodie for Kids
Somewhere over the rainbow ... is another rainbow on a hoodie that's unbelievably adorable and fun to wear in rain or shine! Made with yarn, pompoms and nontoxic Fabric Fusion, there's no sewing required so it's an easy project for the kiddos to get involved in. Our rainbow is featured on a hoodie but you could easily recreate this technique on a T-shirt, tote bag or canvas to make cute wall art! Follow the rainbow this way to creativity ... What you need: - Aleene's Fabric Fusion- Aleene's Stop Fraying- Hoodie – color of choice (or T-shirt, tote bag, etc.)- Thick yarn – rainbow colors- Pompoms – white and blue for clouds and rain- Pencil (optional)- Cardboard or plastic trash bag (for inside of hoodie)- Scissors Make sure your hoodie (or fabric item depending on what you are creating) is clean and dry. Insert a piece of cardboard or a plastic trash bag inside of the hoodie to protect the backside in case any glue seeps through the top layer while you are working. If needed, first use a pencil to lightly draw a rainbow arc on the front of the hoodie. Otherwise, freehand apply a thin line of Fabric Fusion in an arc shape for the top rainbow color. Tip: Less is more when using Fabric Fusion. Applying too much will oversaturate the fabric and cause it to become difficult to glue your yarn to. So make sure to apply a thin line to your hoodie. Measure and cut your first color of yarn to fit glue arc. Press into glue and trim any excess. Continue the process with other yarn colors until your rainbow is complete. Apply Stop Fraying to the ends of yarn strands to keep the yarn from unraveling. Let dry. Use Fabric Fusion to glue white pompoms at each end of the rainbow to create clouds. Glue smaller blue pompoms scattered under clouds like falling raindrops. Let dry completely.
Aleene's Favorites: Decoupage Paper Tray with Tacky Glue
Celebrate 75 years of Tacky Glue and learn how to make a decoupage paper tray with Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue.
Rolled Paper Flower Vase Technique with Tacky Glue
This technique will show you how to create a rolled paper vase with old magazines, an empty paper food container, Aleene’s Original Tacky Glue, and Tacky Glue Sticks.
DIY Coastal Décor: Sand and Seashell Picture Frame with Tacky Glue
Learn how to make DIY coastal décor with Aleene’s! This tutorial will show you how to make a sand and seashell picture frame with Tacky Glue.
Personalized Kids’ Play Kitchen Set with Spray Paint
Learn how to make a custom spray painted kids’ play kitchen set with their favorite colors, complete with a chandelier and mini photo frames.
Cozy Home Décor: Making a Unique Bouclé Accent Chair with Fabric Paint
This cozy home décor tutorial will show you how to use Tulip Soft Fabric Paint to create a unique bouclé accent chair with hand-painted designs.
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