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Painting Continued I'm using orange for the carrot and I cut the brush to a
point to have better control while using it. Also notice the eye loupe,
that came in handy to make sure I was putting paint where I wanted it.
Old eyes you know.
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After a few minutes it was finished.
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I gave the paint a light sanding and then shot this matte clear on both
sides of the board.
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I have the board sitting on a old wooden pallet for my paint
booth. Also notice the color of the carrot now. Angela didn't like it so
I sanded the orange off, added more white to the orange to make it more
of a pastel color.
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I'm using these points that clip onto my Bench Cookies made by Rockler.
These snap on the bench cookies allowing me to paint one side, wait a
few minutes, turn the board over and paint the other side.
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It's Finished Here it is all finished. I like the look of the laser
and the contrast between the two species of wood.
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A close-up of the grandma approved Easter font.
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The rubber feet keep the board from moving.
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And they make it easy to lift the board from a table.
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Here you can see the roundover edge, which should make it easy to
handle.
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Angela's grandma will be the caller for all the numbers. This should
make life much easier than the old board.
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Bingo anyone?
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