EXPRESS
STEP THREE – DISTRESSS
Because it was 103 degrees on the day I made these, my paint was dry
as soon as I finished step two. Typically, you would need to let it dry for at
least an hour. Once you’re sure your paint is dry and set, use the sand paper
and start scrubbing away like you would on a really dirty pan (yuck). You
can distress your birdhouse, wooden numbers and planters as much or as
little as you like.
STEP FOUR – HOT GLUE
You should all know by now that I love some hot glue, so this was my
favorite part. Glue a thin layer of moss on top of your birdhouse, making
sure to cover it completely, while working in small sections. Bare spots don’t
necessarily look great for this particular craft. Then, take about a quarter
size and fill your planters with moss. (FYI – this is messy. You may want to
lay down some newspaper).
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