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Gifts for Guys - Candy and Nut Moustache Canister

By: Cathie & Steve
A cool canister for your favorite guy's stuff.
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Skill Level: Intermediate
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Supplies

PLAID Supplies
  • FolkArt ® Enamels™ - Berry Wine, 2 oz.
  • Mod Podge ® Matte, 8 oz.
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Other Supplies
Rubbing alcohol
Glass canister Painter's tape
Spouncer paintbrush
Foam paintbrush
Moustache themed scrapbook paper

Instructions

1. Wipe the canister with rubbing alcohol to clean it.  Peel a strip of blue painters tape.  Tear the tape in half lengthwise.  Tape off the top layer of the canister with the torn edge facing down.  This will create a tattered edge.

2. Dip the spouncer brush into the berry wine paint, tap off the excess and tap all over the canister.  Allow to dry.  Follow the instructions on the bottle for setting the paint.

3. Trim the paper to fit the top of the canister and around the canister.  Coat the back of the papers with Mod Podge, position onto the canister, smooth any air bubbles with your finger, wait 15 minutes and top coat with a layer of Mod Podge.  Allow to Dry.
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