Super cute wagon with furniture. Another quality design by Faith Pocock.
Take a look here.
https://www.faithpocockcraftstudio.com/
Great little wagon and heaps of fun to make. Let’s get started.
First I chose the main paint colours for the wagon. I used green, purple and yellow, however, you can choose whatever works for you. I started with the side panels, then worked around the rest of the wagon.
I used distress ink for the parts that had designs embellished on the sides, as the design will still show through.
Continue to paint the rest, careful not to paint the tabs.
For the shutters, I used wooden sticks and broke them to give a shutter effect. I was not too worried if they weren’t straight as I liked the worn, uneven look. Then I glued them on.
I used texture paste to cover the shutters.
When the paste is dry, lightly emboss the shutters with embossing powder.
Start adding the panels. For the shutters, I used foam tape underneath to lift them from the sides.
I added latches and curtains to the windows.
For the tabletop, I used a stencil and paste for texture.
Should look like this, then paint.
I used Viva to colour the seats.
Colour and put together
I then die-cut two mats at different sizes to fit under the table, then inked the edges.
I added the pillows to the end of the seats.
For the inside of the wagon, I used paper to decorate the walls
I decorated the outside lamps with paint and glossy accents
For the outside garden tubs, I cut out some pretty paper and filled it with moss, and added the flowers.
Use paper to decorate. I used Graphic 45 Imagine to embellish the wagon.
This was a wonderful project to while away the time. Dreaming of Gypsy Fairs and roaming the country
Thank you for looking.
