Foil Leaf Velvet Mandala (Pk/24) Foil Leaf Velvet Mandala (Pk/24)

Reorder Number

GP3298

1.0

Foil Leaf Velvet Mandala (Pk/24)

PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE STARTING

Reorder Number

GP3298

1.0

Foil Leaf Velvet Mandala (Pk/24)

PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE STARTING

Your kit contains: ? Velvet Mandala design ? Assorted Foil Leaf Sheets

Each Person Should Have: ? A Velvet Mandala Design

The assorted foil leaf sheets will be shared among the group

Your kit contains: ? Velvet Mandala design ? Assorted Foil Leaf Sheets

Each Person Should Have: ? A Velvet Mandala Design

The assorted foil leaf sheets will be shared among the group

Age Group: 6 and up Project Time: 45 minutes

Call Toll-Free 1-800-243-9232

Email: cservice@ FAX: 1-800-566-6678

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? Copyright 2017 S&S? Worldwide Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this project may be copied or duplicated without the express written permission of S&S Worldwide.

Kit may contain silicone gel packets, which should be removed before use.

Age Group: 6 and up Project Time: 45 minutes

Call Toll-Free 1-800-243-9232

Email: cservice@ FAX: 1-800-566-6678

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? Copyright 2017 S&S? Worldwide Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this project may be copied or duplicated without the express written permission of S&S Worldwide.

Kit may contain silicone gel packets, which should be removed before use.

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INSTRUCTIONS:

NOTE: There are some small areas of the mandala that need to have the top layer of paper peeled off. This can be tricky for some kids and they may need some extra adult help.

1. Starting with a shape on the mandala, peel off the top paper to expose the adhesive. Choose a color of foil leaf that you want the shape to be, and carefully lay that flat on the adhesive. Press lightly with your finger over the foil to have it stick to the adhesive, and slowly pull off the foil leaf sheet.

TIP: If there are areas that the foil did not adhere to, simply press down the foil leaf sheet to those areas and rub with your finger, then slowly pull off. You can also change the colors of the foil to make different textured areas which can look neat ? especially in the larger foiled areas.

2. Repeat step one with the other remaining shapes, building your foil leaf design. Remember to think about your color choices BEFORE you put the foil leaf on the adhesive!

NOTE: The foil leaf sheets should be used multiple times until all of the color is gone from the sheet.

GP3298

For more craft ideas... See what Crafty Kate is up to! A FREE resource: Visit crafty-kate. Read About It- Visit our Blog at blog. Get Social- Join and follow our social communities!

INSTRUCTIONS:

NOTE: There are some small areas of the mandala that need to have the top layer of paper peeled off. This can be tricky for some kids and they may need some extra adult help.

1. Starting with a shape on the mandala, peel off the top paper to expose the adhesive. Choose a color of foil leaf that you want the shape to be, and carefully lay that flat on the adhesive. Press lightly with your finger over the foil to have it stick to the adhesive, and slowly pull off the foil leaf sheet.

TIP: If there are areas that the foil did not adhere to, simply press down the foil leaf sheet to those areas and rub with your finger, then slowly pull off. You can also change the colors of the foil to make different textured areas which can look neat ? especially in the larger foiled areas.

2. Repeat step one with the other remaining shapes, building your foil leaf design. Remember to think about your color choices BEFORE you put the foil leaf on the adhesive!

NOTE: The foil leaf sheets should be used multiple times until all of the color is gone from the sheet.

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Facts Eye-Opening Art

. The first lead pencil, the earliest form of self-expression, was invented in England in 1565. . Famous "cubist" artist Pablo Picasso loved animals. Through his adult life he owned a pet monkey, an owl, . a goat, a turtle and packs of dogs and cats.

Leonardo da Vinci, the original "Renaissance Man," spent 12 years painting the Mona Lisa's lips.

! Fun

Facts Eye-Opening Art

. The first lead pencil, the earliest form of self-expression, was invented in England in 1565. . Famous "cubist" artist Pablo Picasso loved animals. Through his adult life he owned a pet monkey, an owl, . a goat, a turtle and packs of dogs and cats.

Leonardo da Vinci, the original "Renaissance Man," spent 12 years painting the Mona Lisa's lips.

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