Color-Tinted Skeleton Leaves
2 Materials
$1
1 Minute
Easy
I’ve wanted to do this project for almost three years now, but couldn’t figure out the right way to do it. I first saw this when I was pregnant with my first son and was looking at the décor in the doctor’s office. They were pressed between two pieces of plexiglass and I thought it was the coolest thing ever! I didn’t know what to call it when I went online to search how to even start making these. I searched “clear leaves” and “see-through leaves” and the only results I got were fake leaves made out of tulle and silk. I also found leaves that were bleached. This wasn’t what I was looking for either. I found out that these are called skeleton leaves. I guess the name makes sense, since you’re actually getting down to the bones of the leaf.
For the full step-by-step tutorial with complete photos, click on the "Go" button below.
For the full step-by-step tutorial with complete photos, click on the "Go" button below.
For the full step-by-step tutorial with complete photos, click on the "Go" button below.
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Thank you for teaching us the process would like to put them on lampshades for a great effect and look!!!!
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Gorgeous! Great tutorial.
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