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#266 Sunface Greeting Card
#266 – Sunface Greeting Card
Paper Casting Project

Give a gift box of delicious cookies with a greeting card to match.

Materials Needed:

1 Rycraft cookie stamp or craft stamp #266 – Sunface   OR   #1006 – Sunface
100% Cotton Linter (Rycraft Paper Casting Kit or Refill)
1 paper casting* of design 
#266 – Sunface   OR   #1006 – Sunface (see Basic Paper Casting Instructions).
1 blank greeting card

2 pieces of your choice of decorative papers and colors: we used 1 piece of metalic gold textured paper cut to 2 3/4" x 4 1/4", and a piece of dark brown, metallic gold, bronze, and black patterned paper cut to 2 1/2" x 3 7/8".

Clear acrylic varnish

Acrylic paints: metallic gold, metallic bronze and white

Glue

*Note:  Alternately, the casting for this project may be made from clay instead of paper (see Basic Clay Casting Instructions). The choice is yours.

Note: You can substitute Import design #1006 – Sunface for Heirloom design #266 (pictured).
      

Instructions:

1. Let casting dry completely. Then varnish the casting to seal it before painting (so wet paint won't make design disappear). Let dry. Optional: Apply a 2nd coat of varnish for more permanence. Variation: Varnish only the snowman design and leave the background unvarnished.
  
2. Apply pearl-white or white paint to sunface design EXCEPT for the whites of the eyes and let dry. Then apply other colors, one color at a time, letting paint dry between coats so paints won't run together: bronze for cheeks and lips, white for whites of eyes. Let dry.
3.  Optional: Apply another coat of varnish to protect painted casting.
4.  Cut papers to fit your card and to then fit one over the other leaving a nice border. Glue 2 pieces together and let dry. Then glue them to the card.
5.  Glue casting to center of top paper on card.


Greeting card designed and created by Alex Haug.






Serve delicious cookies to match – painted or unpainted!






    

Cookie shown above decorated by and photographs courtesy of Jeeyoun Kim.
Visit her blog:  blog.naver.com/dailysweet88 and click on Prologue (for fondant
instructions in Korean), or visit her family's store at  www.cookingtime.co.kr

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