Thursday, 14 August 2014
Painting on Screen
Always wondered how to paint on
screen.
Last season while out antiquing I picked up these two window sashes.
Not sure at the time what I had planned for them
so they sat in my studio till I started decorating
for Christmas.
Here they are, on my front bench
do you see them.
Once the snow melted and the ice thawed I
cleaned them up and they sat once
again in my studio .............
I happened to stumble on them
while I was looking for something and thought
it's time......So I cleaned them up.....
Asked Mr. WWH to add some screening to the backs of them.
Miss A. and I got started......brought out the carryall
with all the paints, brushes and paper.
I keep a roll of Kraft paper to lay out on my
harvest table for just such occasions........
First we painted a background on the screen.
Miss A. painted hers blue and then
stenciled on white snowflakes.
While that was drying she whitewashed the wooden sash.
Then added a wee caption........
"Let it Snow"
For mine I wanted a Harvest theme......so I painted pumpkins.......
Then I added a few paints together and applied
it to the frame.
( I did take before pictures...but when cleaning up
my pictures I somehow deleted them.)
One word of caution.....
Make sure you load up our paint brush with
lots of paint......
Again we used $ store paints.
Have some fun and try your hand at
screen painting......
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Linda
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Those look cute! Such a nice way to repurpose those old windows.
ReplyDeleteCute Idea. they turned out really nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat project - I'd never have thought that the screen would hold the paint,
ReplyDeleteLOVE the way they both turned out...soooooo cute!!
ReplyDeleteSo so unbelievably gorgeous! And I adore the lens that all the photos were taken with as well.
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That is a fun project and they turned out really good. I did painting with my 4 year old granddaughter on Wednesday ... we paint rocks and added goggly eyes, yarn mouth and a shell for a hat. Fun project ... and she chose her favourite colours of pink and purple.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Linda. Love the pumpkin - it will be perfect in the coming weeks.
ReplyDeleteThey are both so beautiful....great job!!...
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun idea Linda.
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