Color Wheel

I made a color wheel using a chip board photo reel from Gina's Designs Laser Cuts

1. You can use sprays like I did or use water colors, inks, watered down acrylic paint.
2. I sprayed each section with water before adding the color, this will help the colors mix together.
3. Careful not to over mix.

1. This is what it looked like after two layers of color.
2. I was happy with how it looked so I stopped there.

1. I went through my stash of flowers and buttons to pick a rainbow of colors!

1. Glue the wheel to a piece of white chip board (sorry I forgot to take a photo)
2. You could also use a very heavy water color paper.
3. You can cut the wheel out or wait till done and then cut out.

1. Line up the flowers to match the colors on the wheel.
2. Once I was happy with how it looked, I started gluing everything in place. I used Beacons 3 in one glue. A glue gun would work as well.

1. After gluing the flowers (and other goodies) in place, I decided that the white squares were too stark.
2. Very sloppy add the matching color of that section to the squares, I wanted it to look like a paint palette.

1. I decided to add some chipboard flourishes .
2. I painted them gold and added some gold micro beads.
3. Once dry, I cut the flourishes into pieces and glued into place.

1. I love how it turned out! Its going to look awesome in my craft room :) Hope you give this a try, Happy Crafting!