All it took was some white acrylic paint and a broken comb to get the squiggles. Much more exciting now, I'd say!
-Jessie, Santa Fe, NM
Monday, June 28, 2010
Now and Then: Painted Window
My Monday afternoon was spent doctoring up a boring little window in our bathroom. I was inspired by my weekend at the Hacienda Doña Andrea, a beautiful wedding venue and bed and breakfast. They have similar treatments on their windows, so I thought I'd give it a shot.
All it took was some white acrylic paint and a broken comb to get the squiggles. Much more exciting now, I'd say!
-Jessie, Santa Fe, NM
All it took was some white acrylic paint and a broken comb to get the squiggles. Much more exciting now, I'd say!-Jessie, Santa Fe, NM
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Nice! Nice shots, Painting a window as a professional is all about time, patience and preparation. Invest in high quality tools and supplies and work and it is sure to run more smoothly.
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ReplyDeleteWow, what a lovely window! The comb technique is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThe design is exquisite and the way you filled the window is really nice.
I guess you can't erase. That is really good planning.
You definitely have a talent!!!
excellent craftsmanship. and where is this window in your casa? bagno?? love the choice of white over color.
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