Chalk Couture Layering Techniques

Chalk Couture layering techniques are a great way to add dimension and interest to your Chalk Couture projects! These layering techniques are quick and easy to do for any Chalk Couture Chalkology paste project!

Recently I did a Chalk Couture project that featured a lot of flowers for my kitchen. After I got the flowers on the easel (which I bought at Hobby Lobby), I noticed that they looked a little flat and not as interesting as they could be.

So, I decided to try a couple of layering techniques to the flowers to give them a little more personality!

I’ve created a video to show how to do the two Chalk Couture layering techniques I used for this project.

MATERIALS NEEDED:

Chalk Couture Tranfers – Here are the 3 different transfers that I used for this project. This is an example of mixing Chalk Couture transfers to make the project your own.

Bloom Transfer – This is a special two part layering transfer.

Mini Florals – This transfer has 12 different flower designs. I used these 6 flowers for my project.

Vintage Truck Add-On – This is a large transfer that has several parts to it. I used the Fresh Cut and Flowers transfers from this large transfer.

Chalk Couture Chalkology Paste – These are the 7 Chalk Couture Chalkology pastes that I used for this project, but you can use whatever colors you like for your project.

Azure
Bubblegum Pink
White
Thai Teal
Aquamarine
School Bus Yellow
Lime Green

Small Squeegee – I used Chalk Couture’s small squeegees to spread on the chalkology paste.

Surface – I used a chalkboard easel that I ordered from Hobby Lobby for my project. Here are some other surfaces you could use.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this tutorial for Chalk Couture layering techniques!

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