School's in full swing, baseball season's starting soon,
our dog had puppies last night...it's about to get crazy here!
So lets get to this cute project I saw on Pinterest...
Supplies
Wooden Craft Frame...$1 at Michaels
Sponge craft paint brushes
White and Red acrylic paint
Optional: Heidi Swap sunburst stencil
Directions
1. Give the frame 2 basecoats of red...let dry
2. Using straight edge {or cheat like I did with the stencil} mark
your sunburst pattern. Designate a focal point for the sunburst flare,
making freehanding easier.
3. Using a dry brush technique, paint white areas of sunburst, let dry
4. Rub with small amount of brown glaze to antique
Black board and chalk is so popular,I decided to paint one with chalkboard paint.
Using white chalk for the sunburst, I finished with a
very light coat of hairspray to somewhat preserve the chalk.
Sorry my frames are empty...printer is out of ink!
xoxo
PK
2. Using straight edge {or cheat like I did with the stencil} mark
your sunburst pattern. Designate a focal point for the sunburst flare,
making freehanding easier.
3. Using a dry brush technique, paint white areas of sunburst, let dry
4. Rub with small amount of brown glaze to antique
Black board and chalk is so popular,I decided to paint one with chalkboard paint.
Using white chalk for the sunburst, I finished with a
very light coat of hairspray to somewhat preserve the chalk.
Sorry my frames are empty...printer is out of ink!
xoxo
PK
This project shared at the following parties:
Creative Corner Blog Hop
Creating my way to Success Round Tuit
A Pinch of Joy
Project Inspired
I Gotta Create!
Creative Corner Blog Hop
Creating my way to Success Round Tuit
A Pinch of Joy
Project Inspired
I Gotta Create!
Hi Paula! Wonderful little frames! I find that these are a gift anyone enjoys getting. The best decorating accents are the faces of loved ones looking at you no matter what room you're in!
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