Wild daub is a natural pigment found in the bark of several trees, including birch, maple, and oak. It is a dark brown to black color and can be used to add realism and texture to Bingo blitz cards.
To use wild daub in your Bingo blitz cards, first gather a supply of the pigment. You can purchase it online or at a craft store.
Once you have the supplies, you will need to prepare the cards.
First, wash the cards in warm water and soap. This will remove any dust or debris that may be on the cards.
Next, dry the cards completely.
To use wild daub, start by drawing a line around one of the corners of the card with a pencil. Then, fill in the line with wild daub using a brush.
Be sure to apply pressure while painting so that the pigment is distributed evenly across the card.
Finally, let the card dry completely before using it in your game. Wild daub can be used on both sides of the card, so it’s up to you which side you choose to use.
