Outdoor Collage & Stamping Plate

Instructions

Begin with properly fired cone 04 bisque. Moisten a sponge and wipe bisque to remove any dust.
Use the pencil to draw lines, dividing the plate into at least 5 sections.
Using the Script Liner or Soft Fan (depends on if your sections are large or small) with SC-1 Pink-A-Boo, SC-9 Jaded, SC-16 Cotton Tail, SC-24 Dandelion and SC-28 Blue Isle, apply 2 coats of glaze to each section. Allow glaze to dry between coats.
Take an item you found and brush it with glaze using the Script Liner or Soft Fan (depending on the size of the item). Gently press it onto a section of your plate and repeat.
Take the raspberry leaves (3 on one stem) and brush them with SC-15 Tuxedo. Press on the blue section of the plate. Repeat.
Take one ground ivy leaf (heart-shaped) and brush with SC-28 Blue Isle. Press along the upper edge of the pink section. Repeat. Take the long grass stem and dip the end into SC-28 Blue Isle. Press onto the pink section to make dots.
Take the long grass stem and dip into SC-15 Tuxedo. Make hash marks in the white section. Repeat.
Using the tip of the dandelion leaf (pointy tip) brush with SC-16 Cotton tail. Press it in the teal section, going around the edge by the yellow section. Repeat. Brush again with SC-24 Dandelion and repeat over the same areas stamped.
Cut the stem of the long grass into smaller sections. Brush with SC-15 Tuxedo and stamp onto the yellow section. Repeat.
Using the Soft Fan with SC-15 Tuxedo, apply 2 coats to the back of the plate. Allow glaze to dry between coats.
Dip into NT-CLR Clear Dipping glaze.
Fire to cone 06.

Supplies

Form

MB-1116 Casualware Dinner Plate

Colors

SC-1 Pink-A-Boo
SC-9 Jaded
SC-15 Tuxedo
SC-16 Cotton Tail
SC-24 Dandelion
SC-28 Blue Isle
NT-CLR Clear Dipping Glaze

Decorating Accessories

RB-144 #4 Soft Fan
RB-106 #6 Script Liner

Miscellaneous Accessories

Sponge
Water
Pencil
Scissors
Outdoor Objects for Stamping

Outdoor Collage & Stamping Plate

Instructions

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