NOEL O F. by Deb Mishima WEEK 5

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1 NOEL by Deb Mishima 12 weeks O F EXCLUSIVE WEEK 5

2 Noel by Deb Mishima PALETTE DecoArt Americana Acrylics Aloe #13303 Antique White #13058 Buttermilk #13003 Coral Blush #13515 Fawn #13242 Hauser Medium Green #13132 Heritage Brick #13219 Lamp (Ebony) Black #13067 Light Buttermilk #13164 Mocha #13060 Snow (Titanium) White #13532 Soft Sage #13207 Sugared Peach #13298 Thicket #13302 Wild Berry #13297 DecoArt Americana Decor Chalky Paint Timeless Chalky Finish 8 oz #15103 DecoArt Dazzling Metallics Rose Gold Dazzling Metallic #14217 PAINTING INSTRUCTIONS Background Basecoat Chalky Finish, Timeless along the top and underside of sled and the outside edge of each runner. Shade around edge with Fawn. Using the Palmer 2" brush and Snow White drybrush surface to soften. Deepen shading with Asphaltum. Using delicate snowflake stamps and Snow White randomly stamp onto top part of main sled. Basecoat Aloe along curved Noel piece, top, bottom and inside of runner. Shade around edges with Thicket. Line Noel in Dazzling Metallics, Rose Gold. Highlight a line Snow White. Outline border is Dazzling Metallics, Rose Gold. Basecoat border around main sled is Dazzling Metallics, Rose Gold. Outline either side of Rose Gold border with Snow White. MEDIUMS Media Matte Medium #87417 JoSonja All Purpose Sealer #84151 SURFACE Rounded Sled #63257 MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES Soft Grip Embossing & Stylus set of 3 #70125 Combo Circle Template (optional) Stamp: Stampendous, Delicate Snowflake #CRS BRUSHES Black Gold by Dynasty 3/4", 3/8" Angular Shaders Series 206A Flats 1/4", 1/2" inch Series 206FW #2 206S Assorted brushes and Scumblers Foam Brushes Palmer White Bristle 2" #37036 FSAFIL PREPARATION Do Not Sand MDF. Based on the surface you are using, if necessary, sand surface until smooth. Apply All Purpose Sealer and lightly sand again to knock down any raised grain. 2 artistsclub.com

3 Snowie Basecoat Light Buttermilk. Float a shade Buttermilk around face, under and along top of headband, under chin and down left side of neck. Trace on face details. Float a shade Buttermilk around top of eyes and along left side of nose. Drybrush face Snow White to soften. Float a highlight along chin line and top of head with Snow White. Deepen shading softly with Antique White. Drybrush cheeks Coral Blush. Dot freckles Snow White. Basecoat nose Coral Blush and shade along right side softly with Heritage Brick. Basecoat eyeballs Snow White. Basecoat eyes Lamp Black. Line and dot pupils Snow White. Line around eyes and eyelashes Lamp Black. Line hair (after the headband is painted) Snow White. Randomly dot Snow White. Fur Collar Basecoat Sugared Peach. Shade softly with Mocha along edge and down right side of center. Drybrush with Snow White. Deepen the shading by floating a shade in Wild Berry. Drybrush again with Snow White to obtain desired look. Line fur in Snow White. Using curvy lines and Snow White line edge of collar. Using circle template (or freehand) basecoat buttons Aloe. Shade along left sides using Thicket. Drybrush Snow White. Line threads and bow with Dazzling Metallics, Rose Gold. Highlight a line Snow White. Headband Basecoat Aloe. Shade along sides and top Thicket. Drybrush Soft Sage. Shade again softly with Thicket. Drybrush again Snow White. Float a highlight along the bottom edge of headband Soft Sage. Line Snow White. Bow Basecoat inside of bow Sugared Peach. Shade Mocha along right side of inner first bow and left side of inner second bow. Drybrush Snow White. Float a shade Wild Berry over the same area of first shading. Dot larger dots Mocha and dot again Snow White. Dot the rest of the inside bow Snow White. artistsclub.com 3

4 Runners Line vines and ferns with Hauser Medium Green. Dot ferns in Wild Berry and Snow White. Using handle end of a paint brush dip dot berries Snow White. Dip dot more berries Sugared Peach and Wild Berry in random sizes. Shade the Sugared Peach berries with Wild Berry. Dot Sugared Peach and Wild Berry berries with Snow White. FINISHING Using an old toothbrush splatter sled and runners (avoiding snowies face) with Snow White. Basecoat outside bows Aloe. Shade Thicket along top, between creases and bows and around knot. Drybrush Soft Sage. Float a highlight along both sides of first bow, both side of second bow and bottom side of last bow. Drybrush again with Snow White. Line outside bows in Snow White. Line creased Lamp Black. Basecoat knot Wild Berry. Drybrush Sugared Peach. Glove Basecoat Aloe. Shade Thicket along outside edge of glove and under thumb area. Drybrush Soft Sage in fist area to highlight. Float a shade along top left side with Soft Sage. Drybrush along center of fist area Snow White. Line Snow White. Ribbon and Berries Line ribbon holding berries Snow White. Using Circle Template basecoat berries Sugared Peach. Shade between berries and along outside Wild Berry (see picture for example). Float a highlight of Snow White around edge of berries overlapping. Drybrush Snow White to soften. Dot irregularily with Fawn. Line and dot berries with Snow White. Line fern from berries using Hauser Medium Green. Dot Wild Berry and Snow White. Line bow and ribbon and the end of the berries with Dazzling Metallics, Rose Gold. Highlight a line Snow White. Lightly spray several coats of All Purpose Sealer. Allow to dry between coats. DEBBIE S LITTLE TIP: A lot of people ask how I get my soft palette. So here are some tips so you too can paint my patterns with the soft color palette that I use In most of my designs. To get a soft background I will basecoat with my chosen color. I will then shade the edges. When I shade I do it very softly. I then take a Palmer 2" white bristle brush (or large brush to fit surface) and Snow White and drybrush all over the background. I use a very light, feathery touch and will gradually increase pressure until I get the desired effect. (You can always go darker but you cant take away color.) I will then go back and shade again. When I basecoat the details of my designs, I will do two or three very light coats instead of one or two heavy ones. I can control my base color better this way. I will then shade softly. I drybrush most basecoating with either Snow White or a very soft version of the color that I used for the basecoat. I will shade again, either by using the same color shade or deepen the shading with a darker color. When I shade I use a very light touch, again to get a soft look. I may then drybrush again in areas to soften a bit further with Snow White. When I do my line work I again will use a very light, feathery touch, barely touching the surface. 4 artistsclub.com

5 Pattern at 100% 1" x 1" To ensure your pattern is at 100%, this box should measure 1" x 1" when printed. artistsclub.com 5

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7 Pattern at 100% 1" x 1" To ensure your pattern is at 100%, this box should measure 1" x 1" when printed. artistsclub.com 7

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