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FALLING LEAVES
Using Tri-chem COLORLITEs paint
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This
attractive technique is quick and very easy.
The colors selected are ideal for either dark
or light colored fabrics. Ours is shown on
light but this technique is stunning on dark
fabrics too. The lady in the photograph is
Elaine our telephone order processor!
List
of items used with this technique.
- 0653
Painting pad and 0648 knit sticker
- Item
to paint black or light colored
- 1205
Stay Put stencil adhesive
- 0320
Black & 0398 Gold spark-l-on
- 9265
and 9264 Fantasy Frost
*New
from our Fall 2001 brochure:
Available September 25th 2001
- *1585
Sycamore Stencil
- *0723
Metallic Copper
- *0724
Metallic Bronze
- *0728
24ct. Gold
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Put
4 colors onto palette paper, CL: copper, bronze,
24ct. Gold.
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Apply
stay put adhesive to your sycamore stencil.
Start at the top left shoulder and using smaller
leaves, apply a small leaf with copper paint
using med. Sized stencil brush. Paint around
the outside of the leaf only and leave the center
blank.
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Continue
adding leaves, overlapping some as shown in
step 1 picture.
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Alternate
leaves using copper, bronze and gold. Add small
slither of a leaf from your stencil to add to
the edges of your design (see picture).
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Place
FF: gold on your palette and use smallest stencil
brush to fill in the center of your leaves.
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Cut
a small square from a sheet of plastic #1881,
or use the corner of your stencil for the next
part. Put FF: taupe on your palette and using
the largest of the 3 stencil brushes pick up
paint and brush from plastic INWARD toward the
leaf design. Make blocks of taupe color using
a VERY light hand and small amount of paint.
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Finish
by using black spark-l-on to paint a thin line
ONLY on left side of design.
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