Cardboard Panda Tile

Instructions

Wipe down 6×6 tile with a damp sponge to clean.
Using a soft fan brush, apply three coats of SC-101 Spruce It Up to the whole tile.
Remove one side of the cardboard piece to reveal the “ribs” of the cardboard.
With a soft fan brush, paint a swatch of SC-78 Lime Light directly to your work surface large enough to fit the piece of cardboard.
Press the rib side of the cardboard like a stamp down into the painted swatch of SC-78 Lime Light.
To create the bamboo shoots, stamp the cardboard onto the tile leaving about 1/5th of the bottom of the tile un-stamped.
Wipe up the swatch of SC-78 Lime Light and replace with a swatch of SC-26 Green Thumb.
Stamp the edge of the cardboard into the swatch and stamp onto bottom 1/5th of the tile to represent grass on the ground.
After the glaze has dried, apply panda pattern with carbon transfer paper and a pencil.
Add leaves and horizontal lines to the bamboo shoots with SC-26 Green Thumb using a detail brush, avoiding the panda outline.
Fill in the panda with three coats of SC-15 Tuxedo and SC-16 Cotton Tail, using a detail brush for the larger areas and liner brush for the outlines.
Stilt the tile and fire to shelf cone 06.

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