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Painted by:
Amy & Ron, Warsaw, Indiana
Type of paint used: Acrylic
"....We used basic acrylic paints on the figurines and sprayed with a matte finish. Tiny facial
features such as eyebrows were done with a toothpick. We also used a toothpick to "dot" the
lettering on the scroll rather than using a brush with a stroke motion. It was time consuming
but was easier to control and gave a better result. We used Decoart staining and antiquing
medium to get a muted look as well as bring out the beautiful detail of the piece. On the scroll
we used two colors or antiquing; a reddish brown on the face of the scroll and a darker brown
on the edges to give it an aged look...We've really enjoyed this new craft and hope others will
Amy & Ron, Warsaw, Indiana
Type of paint used: Acrylic
"....We used basic acrylic paints on the figurines and sprayed with a matte finish. Tiny facial
features such as eyebrows were done with a toothpick. We also used a toothpick to "dot" the
lettering on the scroll rather than using a brush with a stroke motion. It was time consuming
but was easier to control and gave a better result. We used Decoart staining and antiquing
medium to get a muted look as well as bring out the beautiful detail of the piece. On the scroll
we used two colors or antiquing; a reddish brown on the face of the scroll and a darker brown
on the edges to give it an aged look...We've really enjoyed this new craft and hope others will
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Submitted Project:
Submitted Project:
| Amy & Ron's Jesus & John 3:16 Scroll Plaque |
| Artwork and Photo by Amy & Ron, September 2008 |
enjoy it also...we have been extremely impressed with the quality of the bisque figurines.
For as detailed as they are, they hold up very well during the finishing process.
This was so much fun! We are now addicted to his craft..."
- Amy & Ron
For as detailed as they are, they hold up very well during the finishing process.
This was so much fun! We are now addicted to his craft..."
- Amy & Ron
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