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Making Hand Painted Coasters


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September 5, 2011

By using the colors found on Delft glassware, and a stencil with a nautical theme, one can change ordinary wooden coasters into something quite extraordinary. Lighthouse coaster step 4 highlights

 

Approximate Time: 45 minutes

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Supplies:

Instructions:

  1. Sandpaper all four of the coasters thoroughly. Dust well with a dry cloth before starting to paint.

  2. Paint all four the coasters with a coat of cloud grey. Make sure that all the edges are well covered with paint. Allow the paint to dry thoroughly before continuing with the next step of the project.
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  3. Now use the phthalo blue paint and the stencil. Place the stencil on the appropriate place on one of the coasters and hold it down with one hand while painting, so that it will not move while applying the paint.

  4. Dip the sponge into the phthalo blue paint and remove excess paint from the sponge by dabbing it on the sheet of newspaper. Then paint the stencil design onto the coaster by repeatedly dabbing all over the design. Carefully, lift the stencil and repeat this step on all the coasters. Leave to dry thoroughly. Lighthouse coaster step 1
     

  5. Now, use the fan-shaped paintbrush and the phthalo blue paint. Add some bushes and grass to the design. Also add a few birds in the sky. Repeat this step on all the coasters. Again, leave to dry thoroughly. Lighthouse coaster step 2
     

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  6. Next, use the lamp black paint to add a door to the lighthouse.

  7. Using the lamp black and burnt umber paints, add some shadows to the design. Again, leave to dry thoroughly. Lighthouse coaster step 3 shadows
     

  8. Now, use the titanium white paint to add some highlights. Again, leave to dry thoroughly. Lighthouse coaster step 4 highlights
     

  9. To protect the paint from wear and tear, apply one coat of the quick-drying spray varnish.

  10. Lastly, cut the felt to the correct size and glue to the back of each coaster, so that the project will have a neat finish.

By Benetta from Pretoria, Gauteng

Comments

February 7, 20150 found this helpful

Thanks for sharing . I love to do painting and recently I have made various types of paintings and got printed from the experts at printsocialpictures.com/ for my new home decor.

 
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