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DIY Shadow Box

Create this simple, but sweetly sentimental Mother's Day shadowbox with Martha Stewart Crafts Acrylic Craft Paint

At a Glance:

#6317 Skill Level: Beginner Time:

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supplies

Martha Stewart® 2oz Multi-Surface Satin Acrylic Craft Paint - Greek Tile

Number Needed: 1

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Martha Stewart® 2oz Multi-Surface Satin Acrylic Craft Paint - Blue Sky

Number Needed: 1

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Martha Stewart® Large Brush Set - 4pc

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instructions

Other Supplies

Kids’ Artwork, Square Picture Frame, 8”x8” or 12”x12”, Heart Template

Instructions

Carefully remove glass pane from the frame.
Cut a simple heart template out of paper as a guide. Center the heart template on the glass pane, and start tracing the outer edges of the heart with your Large Brush and Craft Paint.
Continue to fill in the first layer from the heart outline,out toward the edges of the glass pane. Let dry.
Apply a second coat of paint. If needed, apply another coat until you end up with an opaque “shadow” box, allowing the layers to completely dry in between.
Let the painted glass cure for as long as possible. Then, use this to frame your favorite artwork from your kids!

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