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SUSAN’S CRAFT PA R T Y Tin milk jug PATTERN AND INSTRUCTIONS All of my projects are made with items I have. Feel free to sub out materials for what you have. Project ideas are for inspiration. MATERIALS INSTRUCTIONS 3/16” FOAM CORE BOARD STEP 1 Got mine from DT Cut pattern pieces out. Then trace onto foam core board and cooking sheet as instructed on pattern pieces. Cut pieces out using DISPOSABLE BAKING SHEET your x-acto knife for foam core board and scissors for cooking sheet. Got mine from DT STEP 2 BEE NAPKIN Assembly. See page 5. Got mine from Amazon: Boston International, Bee Wildflower Wreath STEP 3 Paint jug with colors and technique you like. I used a sea sponge and PAPER FASTENERS/BRADS lightly stamped layers using white, black and Waverly antique. Got mine from Amazon YEJI Silver Mini Metal Brad STEP 4 Decoupage the napkin. CHALK OR ACRYLIC PAINT • Take a wet brush, just water, paint around the center of napkin. Black, Waverly antique and white Gently tear away edge. An uneven edge is better for decoupage, it blends nicely to the background. TWINE or JUTE • Use diluted mod podge with a brush and secure napkin to front. MOD PODGE HOT GLUE GUN HOT GLUE X-acto KNIFE AND BLADES TACKY GLUE DULL PENCIL and a PEN SCISSORS FLORALS (optional) PAGE 1 OF 5 CUT 1 OUT OF DISPOSABLE BAKING SHEET HANDLE • Trace, with a dull pencil, along dashed PLACEMENT line to create dent OVERLAP AREA Top of jug gets glued down first, then bottom. See assembly page 5. SUSAN’S CRAFT PA R T Y Tin milk jug CUT 1 OUT OF DISPOSABLE BAKING SHEET • Trace, with a dull pencil, along dashed lines to create dent PAGE 2 OF 5 SUSAN’S CRAFT PA R T Y Tin milk jug CUT 1 OUT OF 3/16” FOAM CORE BOARD PAGE 3 OF 5 SUSAN’S CRAFT PA R T Y Tin milk jug 2 PAPER FASTENERS CUT 2 OUT OF DISPOSABLE BAKING SHEET • Clip all 4 corners as shown • Fold on dashed line • Add paper fasteners • Assemble handles and paint. Set aside. CUT 2 OUT OF 3/16” FOAM CORE BOARD PAGE 4 OF 5 SUSAN’S CRAFT PA R T Y Tin milk jug ASSEMBLY GLUE PIECES TOGETHER IN ORDER SHOWN I used tacky glue making sure the glue went all the way to the edges and let dry. 5 4 8 3 Glue handles to front wrapping around to the back. I used hot glue for this step. 2 6 On the back I used a scrap of 1 cooking sheet to close. 7 Add a hanger on the back. PAGE 5 OF 5