Have you ever wondered what would happen
if
SANTA
could not fit down the chimney
or
worse what if you didn't have a chimney
for
SANTA
to slide down?
Well....
You would of course have to leave a
KEY
for
SANTA
to get in!
Let's head into the STUDIO and paint one!
My pallette for this project
Antique White, Dark Chocolate, Fleshtone, Dark Flesh, Red Iron Oxide, Avacado, Lamp Black, Slate Grey, Snow White, Napa Red, Burnt Orange, Light Avacado, Antique Gold, Honey Brown, Light Cinnamon
Additional Supplies
Americana Multi Purpose Sealer, DecoArt Glamour Dust Ice Crystal,
Americana Dura Clear Matte Varnish
I used a
Pam Grady
design to complete this project
The surface and pattern can be found
at
I first sanded, then sealed my surface with Americana Multi Purpose Sealer
I then base coated with Lamp Black
I then used
WHITE graphite paper
to
transfer the line drawing to my surface
These are good size wood surfaces measuring about 8 1/2" long
There is a lot of detail in this ornament!
Rather than just "scumbling" the FUR on the coat
I painted it to LOOK like fur
Adding the vine , berries and other details
I used
to
add some sparkle to the fur
I used a WHITE chalk pencil
to
write
SANTA'S MAGIC KEY
on the back
I used a small wood snowflake to "dot" the I in the word
MAGIC
I varnished my piece
with
Americana Dura Clear Matte Varnish
I attached a rusty key
and
tied it with homespun
DecoArt provided me with the paints to complete this project as part of their
Helping Artist
and
Blogger Outreach Programs
Thank you DecoArt for the opportunity to work with your products!
You can view my
Deco Art Blogger Profile
HERE
I hope you have enjoyed watching me paint
SANTA'S MAGIC KEY
Happy Painting!
Lynn
"Each day is a new canvas to paint upon.
Make sure your picture is full of life and happiness,
and
at the end of the day you don't look at it
and
wish you had painted something different."
~Author Unknown