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Kid's Painted Animal Sunbrellas
designed by Morena Hockley
These umbrellas, painted with Americana® Acrylics, make a fun and functional family project.
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Kid's Painted Animal Sunbrellas
Americana® Acrylics
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SUPPLIES
Americana® Acrylics
- Carousel Pink (DA274)
- Lamp (Ebony) Black (DAO67)
- Snow (Titanium) White (DAO1)
- Sour Apple (DA275)
Other supplies
- ruler
- pencil
- umbrella
- circle template (various sizes, ie., bowl, drinking glass)
- angle brush
INSTRUCTIONS
NOTES: When the first layer of paint has dried, add a second one. Two applications is enough to achieve an even finish. I used cylindrical objects of various sizes to lightly pencil in my design for the faces. Two different sized drinking glasses were used to draw the frog's eyes. The end of a paint bottle was used to draw the cheeks. A ruler was used to make the lines for the frog's mouth, and a small bowl was used
- Lightly draw the face design onto outside of the umbrella.
- Use Snow White to fill in the appropriate areas of the eyes, with an angled brush to make clean, curved lines.
- Paint the cheeks with Carousel Pink.
- Use Lamp Black to fill in the mouths and parts of the eyes.
- Paint the frog umbrella with Sour Apple. Paint around the facial features.
