Post by WVsnowflake on Apr 9, 2008 11:44:30 GMT -6
Cake Pan Burner Covers
A Trash to Treasure craft project! Recycle cake pans and make yourself a set of artistic stove burner covers!
Are you tired of looking at those ugly burners? Well cover them up with dollar store cake pans (that's where I bought mine). Note: I have an electric stove
You don't have to be artist - just paint like you did in grade school...
Cake Pan Burner Covers
Supplies:
8 inch cake pan for the small burners
9 inch cake pan for the large burner
acrylic paints - white for the base, plus any other colors you need for your design
sealer - I used a brush on gloss.
rubbing alcohol
Burner Covers from Cake Pans
Instructions:
Clean the bottom of the cake pan with rubbing alcohol, you will actually see some metal paint or dust from the pan. Let air dry, and don't touch with your hands. We have lots of oil on our hands.
Now paint on two coats of white paint, making sure you go one way, from one end to the other end, in a brush stroke. Let dry for a couple of hours.
Now paint on any design or scenery you want. If doing a scenery, I started with a darker blue at the top, working lighter blues towards the middle, ending with a dark green at the bottom working the lighter greens towards the light blue. I'm no artist, but I don't think I did too bad - and my kids liked the picture!
Let dry a day, and brush or spray on a sealer.
Caution: Do make sure that your stove burners are turned off and cold before topping with your masterpiece.
A Trash to Treasure craft project! Recycle cake pans and make yourself a set of artistic stove burner covers!
Are you tired of looking at those ugly burners? Well cover them up with dollar store cake pans (that's where I bought mine). Note: I have an electric stove
You don't have to be artist - just paint like you did in grade school...
Cake Pan Burner Covers
Supplies:
8 inch cake pan for the small burners
9 inch cake pan for the large burner
acrylic paints - white for the base, plus any other colors you need for your design
sealer - I used a brush on gloss.
rubbing alcohol
Burner Covers from Cake Pans
Instructions:
Clean the bottom of the cake pan with rubbing alcohol, you will actually see some metal paint or dust from the pan. Let air dry, and don't touch with your hands. We have lots of oil on our hands.
Now paint on two coats of white paint, making sure you go one way, from one end to the other end, in a brush stroke. Let dry for a couple of hours.
Now paint on any design or scenery you want. If doing a scenery, I started with a darker blue at the top, working lighter blues towards the middle, ending with a dark green at the bottom working the lighter greens towards the light blue. I'm no artist, but I don't think I did too bad - and my kids liked the picture!
Let dry a day, and brush or spray on a sealer.
Caution: Do make sure that your stove burners are turned off and cold before topping with your masterpiece.
