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| 1. Start by laying out the items you want to use and sketching the basic shapes in pencil on a canvas panel. |
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| 2. Lay in a muted background with the acrylic paints of your choice. A one inch hardware store paintbrush is inexpensive and works well for this pat and tap technique. |
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| 3. When you're ready to take a break from the background you can start laying in your other areas of color to get a feel for where the design is going. In this case I found it helpful to keep the garland on my easel so I could see how the beads should look when the light hits them. |
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| 4. Remember to take a break whenever you need to. Here's where I left the project today. |
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