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Matériel et instructions

DecoArt Products Required

Laurie Speltz's Instant Images

IIJ01 - Floral Journal Template

IIT05 - #1 Short Liner Brush

IIT06 - 3/8 in. Duo Tool

IIT07 - 1/4 in. Duo Tool

Americana Acrylics

DAO7 - Moon Yellow

DAO67 - Lamp (Ebony) Black

DA128 - Deep Burgundy

DA132 - Hauser Medium Green

DA133 - Hauser Dark Green

DA228 - Bright Orange

Supplies
Surfaces

Ribbons

Buttons

Patterned scrapbook papers

Removable tape

Adhesives

Round tin bucket with lid, Provo

Instructions

1. Position vine design onto surface. Secure as needed with removable tape. Pounce Hauser Medium Green in design. (Make sure you do not use too much paint. Excess paint will bleed under template.)
2. Repeat around can as desired. For interest, lightly pounce again with Hauser Dark Green.
3. Add flowers in Moon Yellow, Bright Orange, and Deep Burgundy, using photo as guide.
4. Pounce Deep Burgundy on bottom of Bright Orange flowers and Bright Orange on Moon Yellow flowers. Add plaid stripe lines on Moon Yellow flowers.
5. Pull dots of Deep Burgundy to create daisies and add Bright Orange centers.
6. Add center dots to rest of flowers. (Refer to photo.)
7. Attach papers, ribbons, and buttons.

Helpful Hint
Refer to template and tool packages for additional information on template and tool usage and techniques.

Cala Lily

Patrons

Matériel et instructions

DecoArt Products Required

Americana Acrylics

DAO1 - Snow (Titanium) White

DAO10 - Cadmium Yellow (transparent)

DAO51 - Leaf Green

DAO52 - Avocado

DAO67 - Lamp (Ebony) Black

DA113 - Plantation Pine

DA180 - Asphaltum

DA265 - Tuscan Red

Texture Crackle

TXC08 - Deep Tuscan Red

Dazzling Metallics

DA148 - Emperor's Gold

Acrylic Gesso

TXFP06 - Acrylic Gesso

Faux Glazing Medium

DS18 - Faux Glazing Medium

Americana Spray Sealers

DAS13 - Americana Matte Spray

Supplies

Surfaces

Filbert Wave #8 brush

Angular Shader 3/4" brush

Liner #5/0 brush

Flat Wash 3/4" brush

Stencil brush

Brocade stencil or pattern (your choice)

Wide blade palette knife or flexible taping knife

Blue shop towels

Gold leafing pen

Empty paint bottle

Cork-backed ruler

Sandpaper

Brush basin

Palette paper

Tracing paper

12�x 30� gallery wrapped canvas by Frederix

Instructions

Preparation: Check for any flaws or areas that need repair of attention. When ready, apply two coats of Texture Gesso to surface, front and sides, allowing each coat to dry well. Scuff sand lightly when completely dry.

1. With wide blade palette knife, apply irregular coat of Deep Tuscan Red Texture Crackle to entire surface of canvas. (Make sure that it is quite thick in some areas and thinner in others. It doesn�t have to be heavily textured, but you do have to cover surface.) As it dries, texture will begin to crackle. Thicker areas will have larger plate; finer plate will show in thinner applications.
2. When it is completely dry, give surface very light sanding to remove any loose bits.
3. Apply brocade stencil motif to canvas with Emperor's Gold and stencil brush. Work nearly dry brush in circular fashion over stencil. (Having less paint in brush allows you to be aggressive without causing paint to bleed under edges of stencil.) Motif should be rather imperfect, with some Deep Tuscan Red background showing through.
4. Mix 2 tablespoons of Lamp Black with 2 ounces of Faux Glazing Medium in empty paint bottle. Shake well. Pour some mixture onto damp piece of shop towel and rub it evenly all over canvas. (Deep Tuscan Red and Emperor's Gold should be very muted by this but not obliterated. If it is still quite bright, apply another coat of Lamp Black glaze.) Let dry.
5. With angular shader brush, apply wide float of Lamp Black/glaze mixture to canvas edges.
6. Trace and transfer lettering of your choice to right side of surface. Basecoat lettering Lamp Black, using filbert brush.
7. Highlight each letter on left side with dry brush of Snow White using same brush, keeping highlighting loose and undefined.
8. Outline each letter with liner brush and Emperor's Gold.
9. Trace and transfer line drawing to left side of canvas.
10. Basecoat blossom of lily Snow White with filbert wave brush. (Use lots of paint on brush.)
11. Pressing loaded end of brush to edge of petal, push forward slightly, pressing and pulling down toward throat of lily. Flower edge should be slightly raised, and there should be visible brush marks in the paint. (If you aren�t happy with stroke, simply go over it with freshly loaded brush.)
12. Continue in this fashion until flower is complete.
13. When Snow White is dry, apply float of Asphaltum to underside of edge of lily and along overlap.
14. Load filbert brush with Cadmium Yellow and stipple in for stamen until it just meets fold line in flower.
15. Stipple bit of Tuscan Red Americana Acrylic into left side of stamen. (You can add few tiny dots of Snow White with liner brush to right side of stamen for simple highlight.)
16. Basecoat leaves and stem Avocado with filbert brush, using plenty of paint.
17. Paint in turnovers in leaves and veins with Plantation Pine and filbert brush. While paint is still wet, pick up some Leaf Green with filbert brush and stroke in highlights on leaves.
18. Shadows and highlights of stem are done in similar fashion, using Plantation Pine very loosely.
19. Using angular shader brush, apply shadow around lily and leaves with Lamp Black.
20. Use gold leafing pen to apply border to surface, referring to photo for placement. (Be sure to use cork-backed ruler to prevent gold from bleeding under edge of ruler.)
21. Make any necessary adjustments, then apply three light coats of the Americana Matte Spray to entire surface.

Rangement pour jardinage

Patron

Matériel et instructions

DecoArt Products Required

Americana Acrylics

DA113 - Plantation Pine

DA155 - Soft Black

DA157 - Black Green

DA160 - Antique Maroon

DA164 - Light Buttermilk

DA171 - Driftwood

DA173 - Khaki Tan

DA189 - Summer Lilac

Americana Spray Sealers

DAS13 - Americana Matte Spray

Weathered Wood

DAS8 - Weathered Wood

Supplies

Surfaces

Brushes - Loew-Cornell, Royal or Eagle - 1/4" Rake; #4 Scumbler; #0 Round; #12 or #14 Flat; Liner

Supplies - Brush basin, palette, paper towels, tracing & transfer paper, pencil, stylus, scotch tape, scissors, sandpaper, drill, finishing nails

5/8" Pine

1" Dowell Rod

Instructions

PREPARATION
1. Cut pine according to the following dimensions: ends, 14--3/8" X 9-1/4"; sides 5-7/8" X 24-1/2". Cut bottom 23-1/2" X 9-1/8" and drill 8 evenly spaced 3/8" holes for drainage. Cut "roof" pieces at ends.

2. Assemble, using finishing nails. Cut holes and attach dowel for handle.

3. Seal wood and lightly sand.

PAINTING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Basecoat with Light Buttermilk. Basecoat roof, handle and edges with Plantation Pine.

2. Measure off 4 rows of bricks and tape off; basecoat top with Driftwood.

3. Measure off boards and make line with pencil. Line boards with Soft Black and liner (Example A). Float Soft Black on either side (Example B). Wet scumble Burnt Umber, then Soft Black, then Light Buttermilk over boards for grain lines (Example C). Add Soft Black nails.

Helpful Hint: When separating board horizontally, float sections before graining.

4. Measure 4 rows of bricks and mark all lines with pencil. Broad stroke in Red Iron Oxide with #12 or #14 flat. Don't cover grout lines. Paint grout lines with Driftwood and liner brush (Example 1).

5. Float shade on left side of bricks with Antique Maroon (Example 2).

6. Damp scumble Soft Black onto shade side. Keep softening with fingers. Damp scumble Driftwood on highlight side (Example 3).

7. Shade both sides of brick wall with Antique Maroon. Use large brush to shade entire bottom of wall.

8. Use 1/4" rake to enhance highlight on bricks with Light Buttermilk (Example 4).

9. Reverse tape and use large brush to float shade on bottom of planks with Burnt Umber.

10. Use Weathered Wood on house fronts. Overcoat with Sand. Seal crackle with Americana Matte Spray before beginning pattern.

11. Transfer patterns for birdhouses. Paint bricks and finish same as side of box. Paint pots Burnt Orange, shade Red Iron Oxide and Antique Maroon if needed; highlight with dry-brushed Light Buttermilk.

12. Paint topiary stem with mix of Burnt Umber and Light Buttermilk. Foliage is Black Green, Avocado and Jade Green, then Light Buttermilk, then Cadmium Yellow.

13. Put chives in small pot with liner and Black Green, then Avocado Green. Float Black Green at bottom of chives.

'Garden Re-Tweet' Side
1. Basecoat hole and perch Soft Black. Stipple foliage on wall with Black Green, Jade Green, then Cadmium Yellow. Paint sign above hole with Driftwood; while wet, blend Burnt Umber in ends and sides, chisel in Burnt Umber and Soft Black grain lines.

2. Letter sign Soft Black. Basecoat window box Light Buttermilk; shade Khaki Tan. Shade under window box Burnt Umber. Paint vines up side with Avocado Green and Burnt Umber. Stipple foliage and flowers in window box with Black Green and Cadmium Yellow.

3. With #4 scumbler, stipple lilacs Summer Lilac with Light Buttermilk highlight. Add touch of Sapphire with #0 round for blue salvias.

4. Paint Black-eyed Susans with #0 round in Moon Yellow with Black Green centers.

5. Paint geraniums Country Red and Light Buttermilk with #0 round.

6. Fill in window box with Avocado leaves. Add shading behind brick wall and foliage along bottom and up sides, under sign and under roof with Burnt Umber.

7. Add black nails to window box and sign. Paint hanger rope Burnt Umber.

8. Highlight bird hole and perch with Light Buttermilk. Add more grass at bottom edge, Light Buttermilk filler dots to window box, Burnt Umber and Soft Black grapevine wreath around bird hole, Plantation Pine leaves, and Avocado Green rosemary on brick wall.

9. Stipple Soft Black and Khaki Tan for dirty grey to make moss for hanging basket. Basket wires are black run through with Light Buttermilk. Fern is Avocado.

Herb Rack Side
1. Apply Americana Matte Spray to Weathered Wood and let dry.

2. Transfer pattern for window, shutters, hole, perch, rack and bricks.

3. Basecoat bricks and finish as for other end. Basecoat window Soft Black; tape off.

4. Basecoat shutters Avocado; shade Black Green; highlight shutter with Avocado and Light Buttermilk chisel strokes.

5. Basecoat window cross pieces and frame with Light Buttermilk. Shade with Khaki Tan and Burnt Umber.

6. Float edges of window panes with Light Buttermilk; brush cross strokes of Light Buttermilk across panes to make glass.

7. Basecoat window box and herb rack Driftwood; hole and perch Soft Black. Shade and wash over rack and box with Burnt Umber. Make wood grain lines with damp scumbler and Burnt Umber, Soft Black and Light Buttermilk.

8. Basecoat knobs with Burnt Umber and shade with Soft Black on and under one side. Highlight with Light Buttermilk on other side.

9. Shade under window and rack before making hanging herbs with Burnt Umber. Make bunches of dried herbs and flowers in various colors. Stems can be Black Green and Avocado. Strings are Driftwood with Soft Black run through and Light Buttermilk highlight.

10. Put foliage in window box (same as other window box).

11. Basecoat pot with spiral topiary. Shade and highlight like others. Basecoat Burnt Orange; shade Rookwood Red; highlight Light Buttermilk.

FINISHING INSTRUCTIONS
Spray with Americana Matte Spray.

Contact Linda at 427 East Dr., Maxwell AFB, Alabama 36113; (334) 262-4620.

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