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Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021 - Shelton-Mason County Journal Page A-27 By Dave Pierik Shelton-Mason County Journal Construction New construction vehicles are clean and shiny, but at work, they show a lot of grit! Weathering is fun and easy to do. Let’s create a construction site! “g: You Will need: Tools: ruler, scissors, paint brushes, fine black ' marker Materials: construction vehicles, cardboard, school glue, flat tooth- picks, sand, acrylic paint. Optional: old dry white or grey paint from a palette GOSt: about $3'$10 in‘ Measure and cut eight cardboard rectangles, each 1” wide 1/1” Add layers of glue and sand to cardboard, and paint black. Let ,Cluding vehicles, paint tall. Trim 16 flat toothpicks to 1 54” length for legs, and eight to dry. Add more glue, sand and. bits of dry white and grey paint d l T. t t 1/2” for side supports. Place cardboard flat and glue legs to the from an old palette, for the look of asphalt and broken con- an g ue lme' W0 0 sides. Allow to dry, and then glue the tops and sides. From the crete. Lightly paint highlights of brown and tan for dirt and tire four hours 01' SO. side view, they make the letter “A.” Prime in white, then grey tracks. For the port-a-potty, paint a cardboard box, 3A” on each legs, orange sign. Let dry, then use a black marker for stripes. side and 1 1/2” tall then add detail with a marker. i 5. appy‘ Tree Rdadflept. ‘ Mix black and brown paint with water and a bit of white glue, and work it in to all of the low spots on each item you are weathering. Let it dry a bit, then dab off the excess with a paper towel. The crew is hard at work on something. What could it be? We’ll have to wait until another time... Starting with a dry brush and light paint, dab some of the a , ., What WOIlld you to see Crafty excess paint moisture into a neWspaper or paper towel. Then, r—J Visit craftytimewithdave com for more photos and brushbver the high spots of each figure to bring out more ’ t detaiL-This'is known as drybrushing.rP'ick out the highest spots L I: proyect ideas. Please email your feedback to With a fiw to‘l9h95 (if-Wm“ Pamtf “ , ‘ E dave@masoncounty.com or call 360-426-4412. ‘ Visit our office to see the display!