Cabin Incense Burner

Colors in the order they go on

✓ All 1 colors we track on our shelf at Hamilton Place.

Tools

• Medium Paint Brush
• Liner Brush
• Small Brush
• Mixing Tool
• Sponge

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Here's how tap a step when it's done

1. 1Using the Roll Glaze method, mix 9511 and a bit of water (three parts 9511, one part water). Cover the hole on the chimney and pour your mixture inside the cabin, roll the glaze around until every part of the inside has been covered. Turn the piece upside down and let the excess glaze pour through the chimney.
2. 2Using a medium brush, paint three coats of 9520 on the wood and chimney.
3. 3Use a wet sponge to lightly wipe away some of the top layer, this technique is called Antiquing/Inlay
4. 4Use a liner brush to paint two coats of 9511 on the doorknob and inside the windows.
5. 5Use a liner brush to paint three coats of 9529 on the trim around the windows, door, and roof.
6. 6Paint three coats of 9060 on the trees, leaving the ends of the branch bare. (This is where the snow will be.)
7. 7Mix Silver Glitter into 9554 (one part Glitter, three parts 9554). Paint three coats of this mixture on the ground, on top of the house, and on the ends of the trees.