Sentences with phrase «wall paper then»

If someone is going to use pineapple wall paper then certainly one can decorate with a pineapple theme any time!

Not exact matches

I'd pull that rubber band off, whispering hopefully to the paper, «come on, come on...» Sometimes it would be just a page or two, with nothing but fatal errors, which meant you had to trace the error, resubmit the stack, and then attend to the bruises you got from banging your head against the wall.

Then I stopped, not because of the bias but because I was seduced by the superior quality of the Wall Street Journal, which in those days had the most sophisticated and sparkling prose of any daily paper.

Sketch some ideas on paper first, then use the sketch to draw out the design on your walls.

Grab a cheap green paper tablecloth and tack it to the wall, then use these printouts to spice up the photoshoot!

If the wall gets decorated again a few days later, issue a reminder that crayons are for paper only and then enforce the consequences.

It was winter so we decided to give him a «snowball», which was a white piece of paper cut into a circle, and we would write his good deed on the snowball and then tape them up on the wall so he built a wall of snowballs.

And then I saw all the papers I usually tape to our Wall of Achievement.

A small proportion of our co sleeping deaths are horrible accidents that in retrospect could maybe have been prevented (in this group I include babies who fall down the gap between the bed and the wall and get wedged and become asphyxiated, or a baby who rolled out of bed and landed head first into a waste paper basket that had been lined with a plastic bag, or a baby who had been put up on the pillows but had slipped down the gap between the two pillows at the top of the bed and the pillows then moved over her face due to the parents shifting position.

To hang the background, simply use thumbtacks or blue painters tape to adhere the top and sides of the paper / fabric to the wall, then let the rest of it drape down to the ground with enough room for the subject to stand on it.

Use double - sided tape to fasten the wrapping paper to the wall, then cut and add decorative ribbon around the edges for a clean, graphic look.

It opens to blowing papers that remind instantly of the chits around the feet of Wall Street traders (who were themselves brutalized in this year's Dark Knight Rises), then focuses in on sad - sack criminals and the sad - sack organized - crime bureaucrats enlisting the sad - sack assassins to kill them.

Then use an overhead projector or another source of bright light to create a silhouette of each student's profile; have each student sit in front of the light source as you or another student traces the outline of the silhouette on a sheet of 11 - by 17 - inch paper taped to the wall.

The leader then projected copies of student papers on the wall, where we read several stories about bullying, gender discrimination, etc..

This can be used to introduce the concepts, and then the school might establish a «wall of character» — with shoeboxes or in paper form on a bulletin board — that contains specific acts of character that groups of students have performed.

Students write questions at the top of a sheet of paper they tape to their desk or the classroom wall, and then they all move around the room, responding to each other's comments by writing on the papers.

Show the children how to look for words that begin with the first letter of their names using a pointer, for example; if their name is Leo then they might write the words; lights, left, and Lindsey on their paper using the environmental print around the room in addition to the Word Wall.

«I tend to obliterate the canvas with paper so it becomes opaque, almost like a wall, and then I begin to build.

Frank Stella's large abstract painting dominated the side wall, while the frame of Dorothea Rockburne's folded paper collage gathered nicotine above the bar and Forrest (Frosty) Myers» laser beam ran from the front window to a mirror on the juke box and then across the entire restaurant to the back room.

A pinhole camera is a primitive, often homemade photographic apparatus composed of a darkened chamber, in which light sensitive film or photographic paper is inserted and then exposed via a tiny «pinhole» puncture in the wall of the compartment.

At the opposite end of the material spectrum are subtle, aerial works by Lygia Pape, whose «Ttéia 1, A» (1979 / 1997/1999), made of golden thread, looks like a music staff peeled off manuscript paper, and Senga Nengudi, whose «R.S.V.P. I» (1977/2003) weighs down pantyhose «V» s with sand at the pelvis, then stretches them into thin lines through the legs and reinforced toes, wall to wall.

He then used magnets to pin the paper or canvas to the wall, allowing him to easily replace one element with another, and to overlap segments until he reached his final compositions.

He says that the Hirshhorn piece will likely be another «pull painting,» a technique developed by the artist that involves building up layers of colored paper and then sanding, cutting, peeling, and stripping away material to reveal a wall drawing.

She projects these images onto walls or paper stretched like canvas, and meticulously draws then paints the shapes.

As they started scribbling and making doodles on their own pieces of paper, he began pulling works down from the booth wall and then passed those out, encouraging the kids to add to them.

Once a location is selected, he situates and then physically enters the camera, maneuvering in near total darkness positive color photographic paper on the camera's back wall.

Once he selects a location, he situates, and then physically enters, the camera, and maneuvers in near total darkness a sheet of positive color photographic paper onto the camera's back wall.

Then, turning a corner, three high - ceilinged galleries have been dissolved into one great long, wide vista wall - papered with tapestry.

At that time, when I was doing installations in the 1980s and»90s, I used a black - and - white letterpress plate to print the images and then, instead of using metal plates to print on paper, I used polymer plates to print onto the wall.

Then I continued along, printing on the wall, like a trompe l'oeil, to reiterate the images in the work printed on paper that I had push - pinned to the wall.

He started by drawing his design on paper and then pricking the cartoon with hundreds of tiny holes to transfer the image to the wall by rubbing chalk over the surface.

To make it, he first made a drawing on paper and then, like a Renaissance fresco painter, pricked the cartoon with hundreds of tiny holes and transferred the image to the wall by rubbing chalk over the surface.

Visitors entering the space may first be drawn to Allard's colourful mounds of recycled paper grouped on low platforms, but then will notice Lee's flat shapes of paper attached to the walls, ceiling and floor, as well as a centre point from which they can stand to interact with and complete his piece.

Photographed on the roadside and then combined digitally and arranged by the artist, these compositions represent the concept of serendipity or happy coincidence: «Until the paper is torn, I have no idea what will appear on the wall.»

It is curious then that a new exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery in Paris, just off the Champs - Elysées on the nightclub - laden rue Ponthieu, called «Picasso and Maya: Father and Daughter,» is full of heartfelt wood sculptures and paper cutouts Picasso made for his daughter Maya, loving and colorful portraits of his shy mistress Marie - Thérèse Walter, and a wall full of rarely seen family photographs: Picasso with his children at the beach, at Christmastime, at a bullfight; Picasso and Maya sitting together, looking at a camera; Picasso and Maya with their dog, Riki, on a Parisian balcony.

He papered the walls with his smoky abstract drawings, then hung a few of the swirling, spookily beautiful paintings that he makes with oil, spray paint, ink, and resin.

With the aid of the list of speakers and panels, then recently published in Club Without Walls, a selection of Philip Pavia's writings, as well as Emory University's recent acquisition of Pavia's papers, I began documenting as many nights at The Club as possible.

If the paper says something that resonates then confirmation bias kicks in but if the paper says something that grates then the defensive wall goes up.

Then it was The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, the Fort Worth paper and People magazine.

Then they decided instead to run this full - page ad in newspapers in January in a number of papers, including the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and New York Times:

I happen to be the woman that loves the exposed wood look, I love rustic:) I would rather have painted walls then wall paper and a simple design is easier to clean then something with notches, nook and cranies.

Seriously, if I could get my wall paper to be as beautiful as the ones you have shown and get it up (never fun) then I would run with it.

I used remnant wall paper and then clear thin / flexible cutting boards over it to keep it from slipping, tearing and protected from stains.

I actually nailed in the hangers right through the kraft paper, then pulled the paper off the wall after I made sure the mirrors were exactly where I wanted.

I usually cut paper to the size of my frame, tape the paper to the wall in the arrangement I like, and then nail and hang the picture on top of the paper.

I start with removing the wall paper; then uperstate the bathroom then the yard.

Then when you place the paper on the wall you can put the nail directly where you have made the mark.Be aware of how high you hand your pictures / art.

Try your hand at these cute «bee» decorations on the wall — paint wings, heads and legs on first, then stick on paper honeycomb pompoms to create the bees» bodies.

Wall paintings then quickly replace the former paper.

Last year I planned on remodeling my powder room and took the wall paper down, removed wood paneling from 1978, and then left it all that way for lack of inspiration, time and money.