The only way to save this little set is to spray paint it.
Prime the figurines, then paint with an Heirloom White. I like to add several layers of clear gloss too. It makes it look more like ceramic.
So yes, yes, I know this is a no-brainer of a little Christmas craft. (Can't even properly call this a tutorial.) However, I am over at Tatertots & Jello today, sharing a Christmas Craft FAIL that I was able to turn around and make into something pretty. Please stop by!
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I think the blasphemy is that the original pieces were ever created. Thanks for saving them.
haha! I have these! I don't think they're so bad, probably because it's my first christmas on my own and i needed a nativity and they were cheap :)
You are brilliant. That is all.
Absolutely beautiful!!!!!
They look great! And hey, did you notice the sun peek out a little this morning? :) Also, if you have any free time while you're up here, and speaking of nativities..
http://www.hotlist.com/e/2012-Festival-of-Nativity-@-Festival-of-Nativities-Vancouver-Vancouver-United-States/119326278221595
You and your spray paint continue to amaze me.
LOVE that! Yabba dabba doooo!!!
i saw these in my dollar tree te other day and passed them up but now Im thinking Ill go get them and spray paint like you did. Thanks
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