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Create something truly special with our Paint Your Own Wooden Dog Art Café Project! 🐕🎨
This handcrafted wooden dog cut out is carved by Shelly Drews and made just for our Art Café. Its simple shape and smooth surface make it easy to paint, whether you prefer bold colors, realistic fur tones, or playful patterns.
Design a pup that looks like your own dog or let your imagination run wild. Each finished piece becomes a one of a kind keepsake and a memorable art experience.
If you plan to paint here in person - we will supply paint and brushes for you to complete this project.
Recommended Paint:
Acrylic paint works best for our wood Art Café Projects.
We love Folk Art Multi Surface Paints as well as Apple Barrel Multi Surface Paints
Tips:
Start with a neutral base coat on your project first. The wood absorbs a lot of paint, so laying down one solid layer helps the other colors glide on more smoothly and look more vibrant.
If you really wanna go all the way, give your project a light sanding after your base coat dries. Focus on the edges and sand off any rough bits of wood left by the band saw.
We love to see your finished projects! Send us pictures of your creation here: laughingfishmi@gmail.com
Create something truly special with our Paint Your Own Wooden Dog Art Café Project! 🐕🎨
This handcrafted wooden dog cut out is carved by Shelly Drews and made just for our Art Café. Its simple shape and smooth surface make it easy to paint, whether you prefer bold colors, realistic fur tones, or playful patterns.
Design a pup that looks like your own dog or let your imagination run wild. Each finished piece becomes a one of a kind keepsake and a memorable art experience.
If you plan to paint here in person - we will supply paint and brushes for you to complete this project.
Recommended Paint:
Acrylic paint works best for our wood Art Café Projects.
We love Folk Art Multi Surface Paints as well as Apple Barrel Multi Surface Paints
Tips:
Start with a neutral base coat on your project first. The wood absorbs a lot of paint, so laying down one solid layer helps the other colors glide on more smoothly and look more vibrant.
If you really wanna go all the way, give your project a light sanding after your base coat dries. Focus on the edges and sand off any rough bits of wood left by the band saw.
We love to see your finished projects! Send us pictures of your creation here: laughingfishmi@gmail.com
