Ghostly Glow


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DecoArt Products Required
Brushes - Loew-Cornell - #3 Round; #4 Shader; 1/4 Deerfoot
Supplies - Brush basin, palette, paper towels, water, graphite & tracing paper, pencil, stylus, scotch tape, scissors, Shady Lady lamp shade glue, 3" bulb clip wire, Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Permanent marker, Shady Lady Zinc Mason Jar Lamp, 40-watt bulb, candy corn
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6" Arc Shady Lamp
Lampshade Paper, White
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PREPARATION
1. Transfer the pattern, according to these directions: Using a light box or a window, place on pattern front. Line up precut arc and with a permanent marker trace faces on.
Hint: If using a window, use two pieces of scotch tape to hold pattern up.
2. Turn precut arc over and line up pattern back. Trace on ghost outlines and lettering.
PAINTING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Faces: Use #3 round brush to paint ghost pupils Lamp Black, highlighted with a 'C' stroke and a dot of Titanium White.
2. Paint noses in solid with Violet Haze and #3 round brush.
3. With Deerfoot brush, stipple on Violet Haze cheeks.
4. The face with the tongue sticking out and the one with the 'O' shaped lips are painted Yellow Green using #4 flat brush.
5. On the back of the shade using the wooden end of the brush, dot all letters with Lamp Black.
FINISHING INSTRUCTIONS
1. To form back seam, overlap and match up scallops on straight edge. Spread bead of glue, making sure glue comes to the edge of the paper so the seam will seal. Line up two back scallops and hold until
glue is set.
Hint: Once seam is lined up, lay shade flat on table, on the seam side and lightly press so edge becomes sealed.
2. Turn shade upside down for gluing wire in place. Hold 3" bulb clip wire in position and put a bead of glue around wire where it is touching shade. Press lightly so you don't bend top scallops. Let dry.
3. Fill jar with candy corn. Put lamp together and clip on shade.
For Sandra's latest pattern packets, contact her at 65 Daggett Creek, Boise, ID 83716; (208) 336-5529; fax (208) 367-9121; e-mail: sandyg@micron.net
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