December 19, 2012 ~ 3 Comments
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Rub ‘n Buff Toy Reindeer {Tutorial}

Filed Under: Christmas, Crafts, DIY, My Projects Tagged With: christmas crafts, christmas decorating, Christmas Dining Rooms, Christmas Tablescapes, rub 'n buff, toy reindeer, Winter Wonderland

These are the little plastic toy reindeer that can be purchased at any craft store. I found mine at Hobby Lobby and AC Moore. They were used on my Winter Wonderland Tablescape.

Supplies Needed

reindeer

fan brush

Rub ‘n Buff in antique gold

Just squirt the Rub ‘n Buff onto a paper plate and paint onto the reindeer with the fan brush. They dry fairly quickly. You will need mineral spirits or paint thinner to clean your brush. It can not be simply cleaned with soap and water.

They really look like antiqued brass!! To see them in the entire tablescape please click this link: Winter Wonderland Tablescape

Merry Christmas!!!

Christy

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Amaco says

January 2, 2013 at 12:17 PM

Thanks for using AMACO’s Rub ‘n Buff. This is a great idea and I can’t wait to try it myself!

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- Christy Our Southern Home says
  
  January 4, 2013 at 10:18 AM
  
  Thanks so much! I love using your product!!! Happy New Year 🙂
  
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