Flip your terracotta upside down to create this outdoor Gnome and Mushroom!
Instructions
- Mushroom
- Using Antique Parchment basecoat the pot you have chosen as your mushroom base. Allow to dry and add a second coat.
- Basecoat the tray with Flamenco Red. Allow to dry and add a second coat. Allow to dry fully before moving on to the next step.
- Using Antique Parchment, create the random dots on the red tray (mushroom cap).
- Using Mod Podge ® Outdoor as a glue, connect your mushroom base and cap (See photo).
- Gnome
- Basecoat your two smaller pots that will make up the Gnomes hat with Flamenco Red. Allow to dry and add a second coat.
- Basecoat the largest pot in Antique Parchment. Allow to dry.
- Using a pencil, sketch directly onto your largest pot, creating the shape of the gnome's beard. Use this as a guide in the next step.
- Using Laguna, paint everywhere on your large pot except where the beard is.
- Using Antique Parchment, give the beard a second coat.
- Using Mod Podge ® Outdoor as a glue, connect the Gnome pot to the two pots that stack to create the hat.
- Mix Pink Parfait and Antique Parchment to create a pale pink. Paint your dome with this color for the nose. Once dry, attach the gnome using Mod Podge Outdoor as a glue.
- Using Pavement, create two small dots for the eyes.
- Once dry, top coat the entire gnome and mushroom with Mod Podge ® Outdoor. Allow to fully dry before placing outside.