Sentences with phrase «think white wash»

I think a white wash with the white wax over an orange pumpkin would tone down the orange and give it that «cinderella» look.

I think white wash is the perfect solution now!

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It should have read «I told a Muslim in order to follow Christ she doesn't need to become a white washed tomb» since it's evident you think that's what church goers are.

I think the author is the only one that had the idea that Jesus walked around with a pristine white robe and long flowing locks that never needed washing.

Then on an old plate divide it into five with a white board pen board pen and label as the groups — this will easily wash off, and using the sheets below, cut out the foods and add them to the plate portion you think they belong too.

I was thinking about all the things I could get done in that time - the many emails I needed to catch up on, lots of endless cleaning, painting of trim, unpacking the last boxes, washing those white floors, woodstacking and more.

I think the color of the balusters would be a great bottom coat with a white wash over top.

I have been thinking of doing a white wash look with chalk paint on a dinning table but I'm a little nervous about it because I'm worried it won't stand up to kids and I love the color of this dresser.

Think of how many times you bought a white t - shirt for $ 35 — only to throw it away after three washes.

The only negatives I can think of are the fact that the color seems to rub off on light colored things (such as the inside of my Hunter boots and my white bucket bag) and how the knees get a bit saggy if they're worn a lot between washes.

My Mom used to sew most of my dresses when I was little, I can still see a green voile (I think) wrap dress and a navy blue that the white collar and cuffs detached for washing.

I'm not doing the high - rise jeggings look in any wash of denim, and I wasn't as into white culottes as I thought I'd be.

The coral color is one of my favorites, especially pared with navy, kind of a more contemporary color combo — when I thought of how I'd style it for the blog, white and coral tend to came to mind, but I wanted to do something a little different, and love the look with dark wash flair jeans — another love of mine.

I'm already super fair - skinned, so the thought of decking myself out in an entirely white outfit makes me think I'm going to look super washed out and like I will totally blend in with my clothing.

Think of vibrant jungle print shorts teamed with blush blouse and white blazer, team grey tee with washed denim shorts, pale yellow tee with light blue wash denim shorts and white blazer, matching neon turquoise color tunic and shorts, etc..

Dark wash jeans (as long as they don't have weird detailing) are ALWAYS dressy, at least as far as I'm concerned, and I think white jeans are pretty much the second cousin of khaki pants, thus making them dressy as well.

I've always thought camel hues will wash me out but it sure does look amazing being paired with white.

Now thinking back I would've loved a white crispy shirt with a light wash skinny jean better but hey, too little too late!

I think they also would be great transferred to a burlap - covered canvas or a piece of white - washed wood, or even simply framed would be pretty.

I was going to wear it with white jeans but I honestly thought I would look a bit washed out.

I noticed it last year when I saw Don't Think Twice, a film I truly enjoyed, being an improv performer myself, but I had trouble with the films white - wash portrayal of «lazy women.»

I think that's narrow minded, but I've seen you white wash this entire discussion so I'm not surprised.

Of course this fine white sand often ends up washing ashore, so think of that the next time you are on a soft powdery beach.

I keep thinking how amazing it would look in photos against all those white washed buildings!

I think I'm going to start with white washing my broom.

Sheltered from the wind and rarely visited by island guests, Northern Beach's pristine white sand and turquoise water will leave you thinking that you've been washed up on a deserted island in the Caribbean.

Painters usually work straight onto a white canvas, but I thought, what if I put a light wash of colour on the canvas so the canvas becomes like a piece of pastel paper.

I don't have to think about reason for a white wash.

I agree the white can get dirty but hey, you can wash these which I haven't done yet:) I think it's very comfortable and such pretty whiteness!!!

i think you made the right decisions about paint vs. white washing it.

I have never heard anyone address white wash... Thank you for any thoughts on this.

I was thinking is it possible to white wash with a darker grey over the mms grain sack?

As far as the bricks are concerned, I think I would brush a little of the wash off so that the color ties in both the brown mantel and white arches.

I have a post about my thoughts on white slipcovers, I have one boy and mine look fairly yucky right now; — RRB - but they are washable if one wants to take the time to remove them and wash them every week.

They painted the wood floor white and gave it soft blue / gray stripes... I think I'm going to do the same in my bedroom when I finally get the carpet pulled up — except probably just do a white wash to let the grain of the wood show through.

I was thinking of first doing a grey stain on the wood followed by the white wash technique.

I never would have thought to white wash brick with chalk paint.

Everyone thinks it feels cozy in spite of the size because of those white washed pine ceiling.

Think about painting walls, cupboards or wood furnishings with a fresh wash of milk - white and add just a few homespun accents... for a splash of color, hang a quilt on the wall from a curtain rod or throw it over a chair..........

We actually have 3 kids, and I think IKEA couches with white slipcovers are THE BEST — the slipcovers are fairly inexpensive and you can wash and bleach them if need be.

When you think of a «beach house» you think of white washed walls, lots of places to relax and nap and touches not found in your year - round home.

Good for you for involving the boys in the room transformation, I think it will make them appreciate all that you do for them even more... I agree with Gail about the window trim, I would also would have gone with white wash for the window trim.

The Mister still thinks I'm crazy for wanting white sofa's but I know the slip covers will hold up for many washings.

I think the whit eon the trim would also look best with your plan to white wash your furniture.