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A guinea fowl is a perfect classic object of Brazilian craftsmanship, perfect for decorating your kitchen. The bird that gave rise to this decoration is also called cocá and angolista. The galinha d’angola can be found in fabric paintings, napkins, decorated cans, boxes to conserve tea and sugar, aprons, and many other kitchen objects. umCOMO recommends a transformation of a common terracotta hen into an angola hen, perfect for storing wooden spoons or other large kitchen utensils. The result is a cute little treat that will give your kitchen a new life! Don’t miss the next step and discover how to paint a chicken of angola!
Steps to follow:
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To paint a hen of angola, the first step is paint the chicken black ceramic inside and out. After the black paint dries, paint the ridge and the talk of red and the beak of yellow. Let it dry again.
Hint: Before painting the chicken, line the surface where you want to work with old newspapers to protect the materials from the benches, prevent mess and facilitate the cleaning process. If you are painting the hen d’angola with children, leave the concern about cleaning aside and check how to remove paint stains from the floor.
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The next step is draw a white wide circle around the eyes and a white drop in the center (to make the eye of the hen d’angola).
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Use a boleador (or a pen without a nib) to do the balls in the bodyby dipping the tip into the white paint before painting the angola chicken.
Hint: If you don’t have experience or dexterity in manualities, I recommend that you mark the positioning of the white balls with a little chalk before painting the hen d’angola with the paint. This will help to distribute them better and correct them in case you get in the way!
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If necessary, touch up the paint, as a first coat may not be enough to create a very solid and opaque color. To dry, let the angola chicken rest for 15 minutes or use the heat of the dryer to speed up the process. Pass the varnish on the whole chicken to seal the paint and let it dry again.
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Tie the cloth around the neck of the angola chicken and place the cutlery or wooden spoons inside. Your handmade decoration is ready!
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Tie the cloth around the neck of the angola chicken and place the cutlery or wooden spoons inside. Your handmade decoration is ready! Now that you know how to paint your angola chicken, don’t hesitate to decorate your kitchen with this charming traditional decoration!
Hint: If you got your clothes dirty during the procedure, check how to get paint stains off your clothes.
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