New for 2005! This
stunning Victorian Mainstreet Canister set is just the right size for any
kitchen! Consisting of 5 individual buildings, the pieces can be re
aligned for different sky lines, depending on your mood!
Total combined length is approximately 22"
Mold # 1820 - Cookie Corner
1821 - Sugar Shoppe
1822 - Tea Tower
1823 - Flour Factory
1824 Coffee Cabin
Each Mold is Individually priced at just
$79.98 each. The Retail Cost of the entire set is $399.90
Introductory price: $299.98
- You save almost $100!
Supplies by Mayco
SC-12 Moody Blue
SC-35 Gray Hare SC-54 Vanilla Dip
SC-14 Java Bean SC-37 Ivory Tower SC-58
501 Blues
SC-15 Tuxedo
SC-39 Army Surplus SC-60 Silver Lining
SC-16 Cotton Tail SC-42 Butter Me Up
SC-68 Reddy or Not
SC-19 Plum Crazy SC-51 Poo Bear SC-69
Princess Pink
SC-21 Sunburn SC-52 Toad-ily Green
SC-70 Purple-licious
SC-34 Down To Earth
SC-53 Purple Haze C-101 Blu-White Clear
General Directions
Begin with properly cleaned and fired 03
bisque. Wipe down pieces with damp sponge. Thin some Blu-White Clear to
rolling consistency and roll inside each canister and lid. Drain and allow to
dry upside down on a paper towel. Hint: When drybrushing with glaze,
put some color out on a tile for a few minutes before using. This allows the
glaze to get a little stiffer in consistency for drybrushing. Read thoroughly
before beginning. Refer to photo often for color placement.
For All Pieces
1.
Use 3 medium washes of Butter Me Up for all
windows. Do not apply this color to windows that are to have the “stain glass”
look.
2.
Make a 5:1 mixture of Gray Hare to Tuxedo. Use
this mixture to antique cobblestones. When wiping back, sponge some color to
the bottom of the piece. Randomly apply 3 coats of Sunburn, Ivory Tower and 501
Blues to various stones.
3.
Antique sidewalk with Gray Hare. When dry,
drybrush with Vanilla Dip 3 times.
4.
Apply 2 coats of Cotton Tail to all sign areas.
Using graphite paper, transfer patterns to signs. Then apply 2 coats of Tuxedo
to detail.
#1820 ABC - Cookie Corner
1.
Antique foundation
stones, steps and bricks with Java Bean. For the foundation stones, drybrush 2
times with Silver Lining.
2.
Make a 3:1 mixture
of Sunburn to Reddy or Not. Drybrush this mixture 3 times to the bricks and
front steps. Apply 3 coats of Silver Lining to the sides of steps.
3.
Antique the siding
with Purple-licious. While wiping back, sponge some of the color back over the
siding then apply 3 medium washes of Purple Haze.
4.
Antique roof with
Gray Hare. Before cleaning sponge, tap some of this color back over the area.
On roof of the portico, drybrush 3 time two rows of shingles with Sunburn.
Detail top out with 3 coats of Sunburn and Cotton Tail. Finish out bottom with
3 coats of Purple Haze on ball and 3 coats of Purple-licious on conical part.
5.
Antique the
gingerbread and trim around door with Silver Lining. When dry, apply 3 medium
washes of Cotton Tail. Use 3 coats of the following colors Purple Haze, Sunburn
and Purple-licious to detail around door. Apply 3 coats of Sunburn to the door
then trim out with 3 coats of Cotton Tail, Tuxedo and Butter Me Up.
6.
Use 3 coats of
Sunburn to top trim line on lid then 3 coats of Cotton Tail to the bottom trim
line, corner trim of siding and top window trims. Apply 3 coats of Purple-licious
to sign trim and window frames then add dots of Cotton Tail and Sunburn to
detail.
7.
Apply 1 good coat of
Blu-White Clear. Stilt and fire to shelf cone 06.
#1821 AB - Sugar Shoppe
1.
Antique foundation
stones, corner trims and all roofs with Down To Earth lightly tapping some color
back on to stones. Drybrush the roofs with 3 coats of Sunburn. Apply 3 coats
of Vanilla Dip to top stones on steps.
2.
Antique the body of
the building with Army Surplus tapping some color back to siding. Drybrush the
siding 3 times with Toad-ily Green. Drybrush round shingle siding with 3 coats
of Poo Bear.
3.
Antique the fancy
detail at the pitch of the lid again with Army Surplus. Heavily apply Sunburn
to antique the fancy detail of door and remaining fancy “tiles.” Make sure the
detail is wiped back to bisque.
4.
Referring to photo,
apply 2 coats of the following colors to make the stain glass windows: Plum
Crazy, Moody Blue and Just Froggy. Carefully add the “lead” with Tuxedo,
including the inner trim on door window.
5.
For the eaves and
sign trim, apply 3 coats of Army Surplus. The corner trim of the lower roofs is
3 coats of Poo Bear. The larger trim on lid and above windows is 3 coats of
Down To Earth. For corner detail and lower trim of lid, apply 3 coats of
Sunburn.
6.
Apply 3 coats of
Ivory Tower to the window frames and fancy “tiles.” Clean up edges as needed.
Doorknob is Tuxedo.
7.
Apply 1 good coat of
Blu-White Clear. Stilt and fire to shelf cone 06.
#1822 AB - Tea Tower
1.
Antique roof with
Tuxedo lightly sponging some color back. Antique all brick, including corners,
with Plum Crazy. Antique stone trim and columns with 501 Blues.
2.
Apply Moody Blue
into textured background above door, at corners in door, at pitch of lid and at
top of all windows. Wipe back gently with finger or sponge.
3.
Drybrush brick on
body of building with 3 coats of Princess Pink. Drybrush corner stones and eave
on lid with 3 coats of Vanilla Dip. Apply 3 medium washes of Silver Lining to
stone trim and columns.
4.
Antique wood trim on
doors with Java Bean then apply 2 medium washes with same color. Apply 3 coats
of Silver Lining to the kick plates and detail with Tuxedo.
5.
Apply 2 coats of
Cotton Tail to the window frames and at the tops to connect detail. Apply 3
coats of Plum Crazy to the background of number stones on lid and above door,
sign trim and in window detail. Use 3 coats of Java Bean for top of windows.
6.
Apply 1 good coat of
Blu-White Clear. Stilt and fire to shelf cone 06.
#1823 AB - Flour Factory
1.
Antique foundation
stones with 501 Blues. Antique trim around door, the floor divider stone trim
and decorative corner details on lid with Silver Lining. With same color, apply
3 coats to roof top and drybrush foundation stones 3 times. Use Cotton Tail to
drybrush 3 coats on floor dividers, around door and lid detail.
2.
Antique brick and
fancy brick detail with Moody Blue. For the fancy brick detail, drybrush with 3
coats of Poo Bear. For the brick on the body of the building, drybrush with 3
coats of Sunburn.
3.
Apply 3 coats of
Moody Blue to sign frame. Antique the door with Down To Earth then apply 1 good
wash. Add nail heads and knob with Tuxedo. Trim window with 3 coats of Cotton
Tail and panes with Tuxedo.
4.
Antique detail at
the top of second floor windows with Java Bean. Apply 3 coats of Toad-ily Green
to the tops of upper floor windows and to entire window frames on second floor.
Add accents of Java Bean to the upper floor window trim. Finish trimming out
windowpanes with Tuxedo on ground floor and 3rd floor.
5.
For second story
windows, add dots of Moody Blue on windowpane intersections and at top detail.
For the remaining windows, clean off tops of windowpane intersections and dot
with Cotton Tail.
6.
Apply 1 good coat of
Blu-White Clear. Stilt and fire to shelf cone 06.
#1824 AB - Coffee Cabin
1.
Antique entire roof,
sign trim and body of building with Java Bean lightly tapping back some color on
sponge. Apply 3 medium washes of Ivory Tower to the siding.
2.
Drybrush the roof 3
times with Army Surplus. Apply 2 medium washes of Java Bean to sign trim and 3
coats to second floor window frames on sides and back.
3.
For 1st
floor stain glass windows, apply 2 coats of Plum Crazy, Moody Blue and Just
Froggy to various areas. Refer to photo as needed. Trim out window frames,
including top floor with Tuxedo.
4.
Antique door with
501 Blues. Drybrush with 2 coats of Purple Haze. Detail with Plum Crazy,
Tuxedo and Poo Bear.
5.
For awning, apply 2
coats of Toad-ily Green and Plum Crazy to alternating stripes. When dry, rub
color off the highest edges then apply a final coat of coordinating color.
6.
Antique background
detail on top floor windows with Plum Crazy. Detail with 2 coats of Cotton
Tail. Apply 3 coats of Purple Haze to tops and sills.
7.
Apply 1 good coat of
Blu-White Clear. Stilt and fire to shelf cone 06.
