Flower Truck Container

1. Begin with properly fired cone 04 bisque. Moisten a sponge and wipe bisque to remove any dust.

2. Using the Soft Fan and Script Liner, apply one coat of SC-16 Cotton Tail to the body of the truck.

3. Use the flower and circle stamps to stamp the paper.

4. Start with one side of the truck. Arrange the flower and circle cutouts where you want them. Dip them in water and stick them to the truck. Using the Script Liner with SC-9 Jaded, apply 1 coat over the cutouts. Extend beyond each cutout. This will keep them in place. Repeat for all sides of the truck.

5. Using the Soft Fan and Script Liner with SC-9 Jaded, apply 2 coats over the body of the truck. Allow glaze to dry between coats. Before the last coat dries, remove the cutouts.

6. Using the Script Liner and Detail Liner with SC-6 Sunkissed, SC-31 The Blues, SC-88 Tu Tu Tango and SC-97 Cant-elope, apply 2 coats to the flowers and circles on the truck. Allow glaze to dry between coats.

7. Using the Script Liner with SC-60 Silver Lining, apply 2 coats to the windows. Allow glaze to dry between coats. Apply a third coats and shade with SC-15 Tuxedo.

8. Using the Script Liner with SC-60 Silver Lining, apply 2 coats to the bumpers, grille and hubcaps. Allow glaze to dry between coats.

9. Using the Script Liner with SC-6 Sunkissed, apply 2 coats to the headlights. Allow glaze to dry between coats.

10. Using the Script Liner with SC-15 Tuxedo, apply 2 coats to the tires and underside of the truck. Allow glaze to dry between coats.

11. Using the Detail Liner with SC-15 Tuxedo, outline the details on the truck.

12. Using the Soft Fan, apply 2 coats of S-2101 Clear Brushing Glaze or dip into NT-CLR Clear Dipping Glaze.

13. Fire to cone 06.