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Decorative Planter
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Tin planter |
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Coordinating paper of your choice |
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Scissors |
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Tracing paper |
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Pencil |
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Foam brush |
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Fine sandpaper |
- Basecoat inside and bottom of planter Burnt Umber and feet Light Blue. Let dry completely.
- Using tracing paper, make a pattern piece for front/back
and sides of the top ¾ of the planter (we suggest making
these slightly larger).
- Following pattern pieces, cut a front, back and two sides from flower paper. Using a clean foam brush, apply Mod Podge to back of paper piece then position on planter surface, working slowly to remove air bubbles and wrinkles. Repeat to cover front, back and both sides, trimming paper pieces to meet at edges or slightly overlap. Refer to photo for flower paper placement.
- Cut strips of striped paper to fit around bottom ¼ of planter. Repeat technique in step 3 to apply paper to planter.
- Cut one large blue flower motif from paper; glue to center of planter as shown.
- Apply one coat of Mod Podge over all of paper covered areas.Let dry.
- Apply two additional coats, completely drying between each application.
- Thoroughly wet sandpaper under running water then
squeeze out slightly. Using light pressure, sand entire decoupaged area of planter. Brush off dust then apply one final coat of Mod Podge. Let dry completely.
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Disclaimer: The information found in each project is presented in good faith, but no warranty is given, nor results guaranteed, nor is freedom from any patent to be inferred. Since we have no control over physical conditions surrounding the application of information herein contained, Plaid Enterprises, Inc. disclaims any liability for untoward results.
Important: Please be sure to thoroughly read the instructions for all products, paying particular attention to all cautions and warnings shown to ensure the proper and safe use of the product.
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