DIY Large Farmhouse Milk Cap
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But on a trip to Hobby Lobby, I was in search of something to use for a transfer I bought recently.
I began this project by painting the canvas with Fusion Mineral Paint in Raw Silk, it's my very favorite white color.
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I let the paint dry then used a Chalk Couture transfer I purchased recently and silk screened it onto the circle.
You can see the process in this wooden bowl upcycle.
The next step was to stencil the center of the canvas using the Milk and Cream stencil from Knick of Time.
I stenciled one time with dark grey paint then moved the stencil slightly to the top and left to stencil one more time with black.
This process created a shadow effect on my canvas.
As I was working on this project I couldn't help but think how much my round canvas looked like an old milk cap now.
For those of you not old enough to know about milk in bottles, it used to be delivered to the milk box at the front door.
The milk cap was the seal on the top of the glass bottle.
Angie at Knick of Time has beautiful milk caps for you to print.
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Take a look at the Spring Wreath Painting I did with the same technique!
So what else would you do with a round canvas?
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