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Learn What Supplies You'll Need for Painting Your Food Tray

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Part of the video series: How to Paint & Decorate a Food Platter

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Summary: Paint, brushes, stickers, markers and other materials will allow you to create the perfect food tray. Learn how to create a fun food tray to use all year round in this free video series.

Views: 329 | Tags: design, painting, art, serving, food, creative, artistic, dishes, platters, trays

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David Clemen David Clemen has a BFA in Fashion Design from Virginia Commonwealth University, a One Year Graphic Design degree from the Art Institute of Atlanta. He is qual... read more

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Learn What Supplies You'll Need for Painting Your Food Tray

DAVID CLEMEN: Hi I'm David Clemen on behalf Expert Village. And today, we're going to paint a wooden food tray. All right. Now, I'm going to show you what supplies we're going to need. Obviously we're going to start with this tray. I believe it's balsa wood and they're really nice because they're already sanded. And they're a really nice finish to paint on; the paint goes on really smooth and so we're going to use that. I'm going to use this large pencil; this graphite pencil. I've got various colors of acrylic paint. I have this puffy paint which you use on T-shirts or clothing. I have different brushes that I can use, and I've got a palette here and you might want to take and have some paper towels handy in case you get it on you or on your table. And with that, those are the supplies. There's, you know, you can use many different colors. I'm going to basically stick with an orange or red, a mustard color, kind of, yellowy. And then I'll probably use some blue and black acrylic paint. Oh, and to seal it, you can use a spray-on clear lacquer finish. And we'll get to that later in the episode.

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