Sentences with phrase «paint on paper towel»

Then I used my stencil brush and off loaded the extra paint on a paper towel and swirled the brush around the stencil in a circular motion.

In this case, I was using so little that I just dipped my brush in water before I touched the paint and then blotted off the excess paint on a paper towel.

Use a pouncing motion and remove some of the paint on a paper towel or newspaper.

Not exact matches

I had paper towels on hand thinking I'd have to wipe some of the paint off, but it soaked right into the raw wood and worked beautifully without having to use the paper towels.

Barely dip the edge of the brush just on the surface on the paint and then wipe off the excess with a paper towel.

What I like most about the Distillery, unlike many other live / work spaces, is that when these artists accidentally spill paint on the floor, they don't have to follow behind with a paper towel and householdcleanser.

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Some of Eitel's most recent works have become markedly more abstract, accompanying his growing interest in formal composition, like paintings in which figures disappear altogether: a pile of cloth strewn across the floor, a cot with rumpled sheets, paper towels and bags on the sidewalk.

On view are Haberny's recent mixed - media paintings and ceramic sculptures, which he made using unconventional materials such as ash, paper towels, wire hangers, dirt, and candle wax.

In addition to using paper and canvas, he has drawn and painted on office carpeting and towels and incorporated a metal cabinet and synthesizers into his compositions.

It is the clash or intersection of sex and Americana that she paints with cut paper, draws with thread, embroiders on towels, or writes with the glow of neon tubing.

Ash finger paint, gaffers tape, wax crayons, paper towels, paper towel rolls, dirt, paper, and house paint on canvas mounted on wood

Oil, spray paint, paper towel, computer print out, R+F wrapper, baby wipe, Ricola wrapper on canvas; 7 × 10 feet.

Acrylic paint, pastel, Martha Stewart magazine, Egyptian book, gel medium, gum wrapper, string, stickers, printed fabric, napkin, paper towel, glitter, nail polish, on cardboard

For the letter E, we painted on Thunder Blue and used a paper towel to wipe off any excess for a washed look.

A surface to stencil on A stencil Painter's tape A paint brush — preferably round and of decent quality Paint for stenciling — I used Fusion Mineral Paint A towel, paper towel, or a scrap of wood to «dab» off extra paint Sandpaper in a fine grit (180 is what I grabbed from my stash)

I was able to get the paint off with a damp paper towel but I noticed that some bleeding of paint occurred on some of the leaves as well.

You may want to rub a paper towel over them to see if any paint comes off on the paper towel.

Using a stenciling foam brush, I dabbed a bit of paint to the brush, worked it in with a spiraling motion onto a paper plate, blotted it on a paper towel, then....

Use a small dense foam roler and remove excess paint by rolling it on a paper towel (this is very important, please don't skip this step).

I dabbed the end of a paintbrush in the paint, blotted on a paper towel and then dry brushed around the pots.

Then, using a crinkled paper towel, lightly dab the paint on to the bucket.

For dry brushing, I would just take some paint on the end of a smaller tip paint brush and then wipe most of it off on a paper towel and then brush the rest down the pumpkin in the direction of the groves on the pumpkin.

She stippled the paint on in sections and then used paper towels to lift and remove excess strategically.

Barely dip the edge of the brush just on the surface on the paint and then wipe off the excess with a paper towel.

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To dry brush you want to dip your brush in paint and lightly off load on a paper towel so that your brush is almost dry.

To drybrush, lightly dip the brush in paint and then dab the brush on a clean cloth or paper towel to remove most of the paint.

Dip your brush in the paint, and then blot it on the rag or paper towel, leaving little paint on the brush.

With one hand, press the stencil into the edge of the wall and with the other, dab your brush in paint, dab it on a paper towel and then begin to fill in your stencil.

Using your angled brush... dab it in your paint and then dab it on your paper towel to remove the excess paint.

GATHER • Blown eggs, as many as desired, clean and dry • Black chalkboard paint (spray or brush - on) • Small flat paintbrush (if using brush - on paint) • Coloured chalk • Paper towel • Tiny magnets and glue (optional) CREATE 1 Paint the eggs and let them dry.

Apply the stencil paint sparingly, rubbing the brush on a paper towel to move the excess before tapping lightly onto the wall.