Don't throw out your old knit hats, this snowman is chilly
and needs you to keep him warm. Once he's done you can hang him on any door or
wall. Christmas just isn't the same without him.
Materials:
- Americana
Acrylics
- DAO1
- Snow (Titanium) White
- DAO31
- Baby Pink
- DAO36
- True Blue
- DAO67
- Lamp (Ebony) Black
- DA129
- True Red
- DA229
- Jack-O'-Lantern Orange
- Recycled
knit cap
- 3/4"
flat brush
- #10
shader brush
- #6
flat brush
- 1
3/4" and 3/4" round foam pouncer brushes
- Foam
plate
- Extra
extra large teardrop shape, Forster Woodsies
- Lo-temp
glue gun and glue sticks
- 24"
length of 1.5" wide coordinating ribbon
- Unfinished
square sign with rounded edges (9.5" x 9.5" x .5"), Don
Mechanic #111373 (89892)
Steps:
Note:Let dry after each step.
Note:Let dry after each step.
Preparation: Remove any labels or tags from surface.
- Use
large flat brush and Snow White to paint inset area of sign.
- Use
shader brush and True Blue to paint sign rim.
- Use
shader brush and Jack-O'-Lantern Orange to paint wood teardrop.
- Refer
to photo for placement and use large pouncer and Baby Pink to dot cheeks
on sign.
- Use
small pouncer and Lamp Black to dot on eyes.
- Use
end of handle dipped in Lamp Black to paint row of dots for mouth.
- Use
small flat brush and True Red to paint "brrr..." across bottom
area of sign.
- Refer
to photo and glue wood piece for carrot nose onto snowman face.
- Position
as desired, and glue band of knit cap over top edge of sign, securing with
glue inside band and between folds to hold in place on front and back.
- Tie
ribbon in knot at center; glue ends to back of sign.
Helpful Tip:
Cap I used did not have ball on it so I added large pompon. Recycled caps will vary!
Cap I used did not have ball on it so I added large pompon. Recycled caps will vary!
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