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1. If you are using a cutting board, you will first need to basecoat it white.
2. Take your paper napkin and cut the design out larger than the shingle itself. Follow the instructions of your paper napkin application glue and apply the napkin to the shingle. If the napkin is too short, you can compensate by applying it about 1/2 inch from the bottom. Snow paint will cover the empty space anyway.
3. Once the glue is dry, add snow paste to any area needing a touch of snow. Add iridescent glitter to the still wet paste and shake off any excess glitter.
4. Let the project completely dry.
5. Drill 2 holes centered in the top of the board and insert the ribbon and make a bow. (You can also choose to hang this decoration as well.)
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”Sleigh Ride”
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This is a lovely decoration for the holidays that can even be left out when Christmas is over. The paper napkin design reminds of an old fashioned Christmas and spreads lots of cheer! Snow paste really adds a touch of winter to the decoration when all other steps are completed.
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Time required: about 20 minutes for the initial craft and another 6 hours drying time for the snow paste
Difficulty Level: Easy
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- Plaster of Paris shingle or wooden
cutting board
- if using a cutting board, you will also
need white acrylic paint
- paper napkin with an appropriate
picture or design
- paper napkin applique glue or
decoupage glue
- iridescent glitter
- snow paste like Aleenes “True Snow”
- soft paint brush
- drill with 4 mm bit
- matching satin ribbon
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Patterns may be printed out for personal use or for classroom use only. It is not permitted to reproduce any patterns for commercial profit.
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