How to Create a Decorative Pine Wood Breakfast Tray
This decorative tray will make serving breakfast fun.
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All About
Designed by Jennifer Ferguson.
Materials:
pine wood pieces
nails
hammer
wood glue
pencil
assorted paint brushes
assorted stencil brushes
fine/medium grit sandpaper
wood sealer
primer
two decorative drawer handles
drill
water basin
AquaCrackle/White
AquaSize
four 1-3/4" wooden ball knobs
wood putty
water-based varnish
stencils:
- chickie eggs TSG727
- brushstroke TSG227
- chicken wire TSG726
Americana Acrylic paints:
- country blue DA41
- Payne’s grey DA167
- sand DA04
- French vanilla DA184
- yellow ochre DA08
- white DA01
Steps:
1. Mark pine wood with pencil for cutting tray pieces. Have wood cutter cut out the pieces or cut them yourself if you have a scroll saw. Assemble the tray using nails and hammer (figure A).
2. Using wood putty, fill any holes, dents or areas that didn’t meet up together perfectly, and allow to completely dry.
3. Using an artist brush, apply wood sealer to the entire piece along with the wooden ball knobs. The sealer will raise the grain of the wood and help to prevent any warping of the wood. After the wood sealer has dried, completely sand the entire tray and wipe away any dust with a rag.
4. Paint and stencil the tray with desired colors and patterns (figure B).
5. Paint the wooden ball knobs with French vanilla or desired color of your choice. Allow to completely dry.
6. Apply AquaSize to the wooden ball knobs using a foam brush. Apply a thin even coat of AquaSize and allow to dry to a firm tack; this will take anywhere from 30 minutes to 4 hours.
7. When AquaSize is at a firm tack, apply AquaCrackle White using a foam brush. After you have applied the crackle medium to the ball knobs, use a piece of cheesecloth and pounce into the crackle. Allow the completely dry.
8. Apply several coats of varnish to the tray and wooden ball knobs and allow to completely dry.
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Designer / Owner of The Stencilled Garden
Website: www.stencilledgarden.com
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