Sentences with phrase «start by painting»

I am going to start by painting the dining room and possibly replacing that rug.

If you fear making a mistake, start by painting something you dislike right now.

Hi, I want to start by painting a small night stand which is currently brown.

I would start by painting my office with Butter Up!

Start by painting your terra cotta pot black.

I would start by painting my kitchen cabinets with it.

Start by painting the door.

Start by painting the walls.

The guide showed us some of the artwork, which included a whimsy painting that was done by a French artist who got his start by painting his artwork on cardboard gift box lids and selling them in the Paris open market.

If you're daunted by the thought of going over to the dark side, start by painting just one element in the room in a dark shade to see how it looks.

Do you start by painting what you see outdoors and then move towards abstraction when you are back inside?

You start by painting your Rabbid one of the colors of the rainbow, and then you're dropped onto a game board with three other Rabbids, competing for trophies (ten or twenty) before making your way back to the center of the board to win.

Start by painting the outside of your foam cup with your pink paint.

Start by painting the outside edges of the pop tart with with a light tan / brown paint.

Start by painting the rim of the mason.

Start by painting a sliver of your design on the side of your nail, let dry, then fill the rest in with a neutral color.

Start by painting your nails with 2 coats of the polish.

Start by painting your nails in a dark shade of blue as shown in the picture.

Start by painting your nails using a pastel shade of lavender nail polish.

Start by painting your nails (except the ring fingernail) in a light rose - pink shade.

Start by painting your nails violet.

Start by painting your nails with two coats of the purple - blue shade.

Start by painting your pot with the white acrylic paint.

Start by painting your nails with a white base coat and allowing to dry fully.

Start by painting your coffee filter with your yellow paint.

Start by painting the bottom of your white paper bag with your skin tone paint.

Start by painting or coloring your 3 popsicle sticks or toilet paper roll brown.

Start by painting some paper with orange paint.

I started by painting one of Rory's hands bright red (making sure I stressed the color RED).

We started by painting a layer of glue onto the outside of the snack cup, then put on a layer of tissue paper, followed by another layer of glue.

We started by painting the clothespins with various colors.

It all starts by painting the zucchinis with oil and lots of salt and pepper, and roasting them to perfection.

I started by painting a piece that was inspired by the hay fields and hills near our home.

I started by painting it with two coats Pure White like I planned.

/ Gold Chandelier / Table / Wishbone Chairs / A: In this dining room of the Cido Project, Nicole Davis and I started by painting the walls a fresh «white white.»

I started by painting each shade all over with the Metallics paint.

I started by painting them in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old White.

I started by painting all my nails with Essie chinchilly (I needed three coats for it to look completely opaque).

I started by painting the chairs a light color first and then trimmed them out with a darker color.

I started by painting all of the wooden pieces with some Annie Sloan chalk paint in French Linen.

I started by painting «or» in the middle so I know where my center is 7.

They started by painting it in the GT Silver Metallic, an exclusive hue that underlines the car's elegance while keeping an understated appearance.

I started by painting animal portraits and traditional wildlife art.

Kerry started by painting the walls with Sherwin Williams «Aesthetic White», then Kev and I helped them spruce up the ceiling:

We started by painting the walls the same gray - blue as in the living room.

First I started by painting the inside of the wood plank plaque using Americana Chalky Finish Paint in Everlasting.

I started by painting the recessed edges on the back side of each door with a paint brush because it's easier to get into those areas with a brush then it is with a roller.

I started by painting a side table to see if I really loved the paint (I did).

I started by painting the entire room a cool grey white.

I started by painting a base of light gray paint.