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With Apple Barrel Desert Sunset Pouring Set, you can make fantastic crafts with warm colors!
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At a Glance:
-12”x12” Stretched Canvas -10”x10” Stretched Canvas -Paper Mache Potted Cactus -Thumbtacks -Non-stick Baking Pan -Scissors
12”x12” Stretched Canvas 1. Place a thumbtack on the back of all four corners of your canvas to keep the canvas elevated off of your work surface. This will allow air to get to the back of your canvas, so it dries easily. 2. Pour Yellow, Fuschia, Coral and Beige directly onto your canvas. Move and rotate your canvas to create a swirled design. Let dry. 10”10” Stretched Canvas 1. Place a thumbtack on the back of all four corners of your canvas to keep the canvas elevated off of your work surface. This will allow air to get to the back of your canvas, so it dries easily. 2. Pour Yellow, Coral and Beige directly onto your canvas. Move and rotate your canvas to create a swirled design. Let dry. Cactus 1. Pour a thin layer of Coral, Fuschia, and Beige onto a non-stick baking tray. Let dry for 24 hours. 2. Peel the dried “paint skin” from your tray. Cut it down to the size of your cactus’ pot. Apply Mod Podge to your pot and place the “paint skin” onto the cactus. Let dry
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