Sentences with phrase «drying paint brush»

I have had to learn some of these the hard way, especially the painters tape, the drying paint brush, and cleaning the paint tray.

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Use a pastry brush to paint cookies with glaze and dry, glaze side up, on wire rack for 1 hour.

Use a brush to paint the icing on the cookies, allow to dry completely, store in an airtight container for up to a week.

After the main hand print dried, I let the boys and girls use paint brushes to decorate their «Easter eggs».

Brush a wooden plank with white milk paint; when dry, install it above the bathroom sink.

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Dry brush the chosen front of each piece using black acrylic latex paint.

Dry brush one side of the nose using orange acrylic paint.

When the paint is dry, invite kids to apply the antiquing medium to all of the sled pieces with a brush.

Dry brush the front of the head using white acrylic latex paint.

Used Annie Sloan chalk paint, first coat was French Linen, then I dry brushed Paris Gray over the top.

It comes in sheets and we painted it with oil rubbed bronze paint, then lightly dry brushed gray chalk paint over the top.

When the paint is dry, add pink to the bottom of his paws, a little pink on the inside of his one flopped ear, and a bushy cotton tail using a few quick dabs with a fat brush

Fall Farmhouse Home Tour by The Painted Hinge Spooky Fall Porch Decor by Hastag Blessed Dry Brushed Chalk Painted Pumpkins by Anderson + Grant Fall Home Tour by Karen's Up On the Hill Fall Home Tour by Dandelion Patina Fall Home Tour by Ramblings of a Southern Girl

I recommend chalk paint because it dries so quickly and doesn't leave brush marks.

Once all strips were in the jar with no gaps, I went back in with my paint brush and added a little more glue over the top of each «seam» where the strips overlapped, just to make sure they stayed down when dried.

Once the Mod Podge is dry, use your paint brush and brush on another coat on top of the glitter to set it so it won't come off.

Tip: using cardstock becomes a little messy... if you are using chalk paint you can always sand down the sloppy edges and then finish it off with a dry brush technique in the old white to fade some of the those not so nice spots.

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So anyway... thanks to my cans of Annie Sloan Old White Chalk Paint, I painted the top of the table and used Charcoal for the legs and stenciled and dry brushed the top with French Linen.

It looks much better lightened up with paint and dry brushing on the darker paint really does make the details pop.

Because the ceiling in the music room is copper metallic tile, I decided to dry brush some copper paint over top of the gold and white.

I felt confident applying the clear protective coat without the FrogTape using an angled brush and didn't want to pull off any of the bonding coat which can easily happen once paint dries.

I brushed it off gave it a light sanding and off I went... it took me less than an hour chalk paint dries very fast!

To make this easy rustic sign start off dry brushing your acrylic paint onto your block of wood leaving areas where the wood shows through.

I dry brushed the handles in the same paint and then sprayed them with Minwax Polyacrylic to protect them.

We have a lot of dry wall, and because we live in a brick and timber loft with exposed duct work and pipes, we ended up spending lots of time «cutting in — a term I now know means painting carefully with a brush at the edges of a wall or around anything like a pipe or fixture — and taping.

I also painted in the letters and then added a little dry brush shading around the pumpkins and letters with burnt umber.

After the modge podge was dry, I painted white chalk paint over the entire board with a foam brush.

Once dry, use a liner brush to paint polka dots, swirls or other designs with glue onto painted eggs.

Dry brushing — To dry brush dip your brush into the paint and then wipe off the paint on the side of the cDry brushing — To dry brush dip your brush into the paint and then wipe off the paint on the side of the cdry brush dip your brush into the paint and then wipe off the paint on the side of the can.

Then on one side of the board use your white paint and dry brush the paint on so that some of the wood shines through.

At first I thought about painting the whole thing berry and then dry - brushing the white on top of it, but I knew that would give it a softer look and I was going for BOLD.

Then drag it through the paint after you dry brush it on.

I wanted to dry brush on the paint so that it wouldn't turn these orbs completely white.

Use foam brushes to paint terracotta pots and saucers with desired craft paint colors and allow to dry completely.

Again, with these vines, I started with a light — almost dry brush application then added more paint for depth and dimension.

And the gold was a little intense, so I dry - brushed the pumpkins with some white DecoArt craft paint, to tone down the gold a little.

Quick Tip: At first I thought I wasn't using the ideal brush when I could see the brushstrokes while painting, but when the paint dried, the surface was completely smooth - so don't fret when you see brush marks on yours.

For dry brushing you want to dip the brush in the paint and get most of it off your brush with a paper towel and very lightly brush the tips of the brush onto the furniture.

(I recently tried painting something and although I tried to be very careful, used a Purdy brush and Behr latex, there were drips and lots of brush strokes once it was dry.)

If you're wanting a bit of a layered look with the colors, you could then dry - brush another color (s) on top on the spray paint, once it's dry.

If you try that approach, keep a rag handy while you're dry brushing so that you can wipe any excess paint off as you go.

Brush on several light coats of chalkboard paint onto labels, allowing to dry thoroughly between coats.

I painted the metal urns in Provence and then dry brushed Old White over them, and then applied clear wax.

The headboard of the bed also got painted in the same color and I added some wood decals to it to fancy it up followed by a dry brushing of gold metallic paint.

I used white spray paint and then went over them with a Grain Sack milk paint using a dry brushing technique.

Can you give brief instructions in chronological order such as: painted two coats french linen, used clear wax and dark wax, followed by dry brushing with french linen & old white, folowwed by protective top coat... or did you wax again?

So I dry brushed on some streaks of orange paint and we were back in business.