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Little Chick Easter Candy Jar

By: Holli Long
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Skill Level: Beginner
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Supplies

PLAID Supplies
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Snow White, 2 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Royal Blue, 2 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Surfaces - Leading Blanks
  • Gallery Glass ® Liquid Leading™ - Black, 4 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Accessories - Tool Set
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Citrus Yellow, 2 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Pumpkin Orange, 2 oz.
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Other Supplies
Glass/Plastic Jar (7" or taller)

Instructions


Please read all package instructions before beginning this project.
  1. Enlarge pattern to fit jar. Place leading blank over pattern; trace with liquid leading to create outline. Let dry 8 hrs. See tape tip instructions for fine line detail.
  2. Using pattern for color placement, paint design with Window Color completing one section at a time. Let dry 8 hrs. or until colors are translucent.
  3. Gently remove cling design from Leading Blank. Position and smooth against glass jar. Note: Store designs flat in a plastic food bag in a cool place.
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