I used this tutorial as my guide, so I didn't have to mess with cutting wood to fit the oval frame. I didn't have primer that was recommended for use on glass, but I did have glass etching spray, which is often recommended as a first step on other projects. It worked beautifully! It took three coats of chalkboard paint and you can still see some brushmarks (possibly because it was already 80 degrees?!?) but overall I really am happy with it. Love the fun turquoise - and see how it really pops against that yellow wall? (This happens to be the room immediately to the right as you enter the house, which the previous owners used
One last funny story: I was debating about what to write/draw, and decided to just make a simple tree based on some of the doodles here. Let's just say I need more practice ;) When our son saw it, his first question was, "Why did you make that pokey thing with circles all over it?" His second was, "Why do you put Bible verses on EVERYTHING?!"
What better words are there with which to surround our family?!
2 comments:
You totally missed the boat with that one, Trish! I mean, who doesn't want softly focused pastel roses on their wall?! ;) Seriously, though, it turned out awesome!
Beautiful! and I love the "tree" - very artsy-fartsy! Great colors, great verse, way to be thrifty and crafty - you are my hero!!!
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