uOpen Creators Making Secret Art with Powertex

Powertex is the latest craze in the art world. It is fundamentally a water-based textile hardener, but there is so much that you can do with this versatile product. You can use it alongside all manner of materials, including fabrics, paper, cardboard, fibreglass and more. It can be combined with sand, wood powder or Stone Art to create sculptures and it can be painted with acrylic paints once dry. .

To help introduce people to the creative world of Powertex, Michelle from Powertex has launched a monthly subscription box packed full of Powertex supplies, materials and project inspiration. Now available on uOpen, each month subscribers to The Secret Art Box receive a different themed box with everything they need to create a range of crafts plus invited to connect with the Powertex community to share ideas, tips and showcase thier projects.

Since January, The Secret Art Box has been displaying a chosen subscriber’s final pieces over on their website. Each monthly box is given a set theme, and then members of the group have been encouraged to share their crafty creation via social media. This month, uOpen subscriber Suzanna Tarbutton was featured, and you can see her stunning Steampunk project below. Next month, we have another uOpen subscriber, Emma Wharram, and we cannot wait to see what she has come up with. Both of our subscribers were thrilled to be chosen and share their makes regularly over on the Powertex Facebook group.

Each monthly Secret Art Box subscription creates inspirational mixed media supplies like Powertex, Stone Art, colour pigments, Power Print, embellishments, papers, fabric and so much more.

Each box includes a basic instruction sheet, and there are also easy-to-follow tutorials with a wealth of inspiration available online.

Unleash your creativity and check out the Secret Art Box at uOpen today for savings on your Powertex subscription. Don’t forget to share your finished piece with the Powertex community and check out what other people have made with each month’s supplies.