Sentences with phrase «sponge paint effect»

Hey Julie, obviously my first thought was indeed a splatter and / or sponge paint effect instead of changing everything... though I think I would have missed adding the carpet Thank you so much, love that you're here!

Not exact matches

Through the years I've been guilty of «buying into» a few of the more popular trends i.e. ceramic or stone farm animals (often with wired - ribbon bows tied around their necks) 1984, artificial flower arrangements 1980 - something, twig sprays, hunter green carpet (ugh), faux paint effects on walls 1990 - something (I never did the sponge painted walls, but the mottled look mimicking old plaster, I was there!)

Simply apply the Metallic Cream with a sponge or paint brush directly to your piece, or apply over a base coat of paint for an opaque metallic effect.

Versatile in effects, milk paint is also used widely in faux finishing techniques such as washes, sponging, ragging, etc. and is highly favored for artist and craft work.

Like the gray / beige paint in the suggestion above, you can remove the paint with a wash cloth, or create a sponged effect with the glaze on the paint to get the look of rust.

As you can tell in the video, I just blotted on the shimmery white paint with a sponge brush (in hindsight, I would have used a stencil brush for a more even finish), then while that paint was still wet, I very lightly blotted on some tan acrylic paint on the same 3 sides of every hex to create a «shadow» effect.

It hasn't been painted since sponge effects were tres cool... it REALLY needs a few coats of Dulux Chalk White USA...