Let it dry and apply a few more layers this way as well.. Now.
So there you go!Some of my best, brightest, and quickest Christmas projects to date.
I hope you leave today just a little more inspired to have yourself an easy-peasy Christmas!I’ve been on a bit of a painting kick lately.I guess I just started painting all the trim for the nursery a few weeks ago, and then I just didn’t stop!I’ll be sharing one project that I’ve done tomorrow, but for today I wanted to share a few of my favorite tips and tricks for making painting a fun, productive, and relatively quick experience rather than the long drawn-out process of time-suckingness that so many people have come to dread..
So here’s how I do it!.#1: Use Disposables.
Wherever you can, I highly recommend using disposable foam brushes and rollers.
This doesn’t always make sense, but for small projects, or for projects where you really want a smooth finish with no brush strokes, foam is the way to go.using different lengths of some green ribbon.
I put mine on burlap for some texture, but you can put yours straight on the wall as well!My secret for getting it to stick to the wall with no damage?
Spray starch and an iron!.If you love the look of natural wreaths made with fresh greenery, but don’t want to put in all the work to get a perfect circle, try my trick out for the.
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