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Well Miss Becky how cute is that!!! You go girl ;~) Love the vibrant green and the pink plaid fabric!! -
Susan, that's not fabric......................that's paint. I created the plaid w/acrylic paints. The pink is the latex paint I used on the laundry room door. Glad you like it. -
YOU PAINTED THE PLAID - Wow, now that is truly impressive!! I just assumed it was fabric it's soooo perfect! Did you tape all that off or how did you get the lines so even? Care to elaborate????
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Thanks Susan. I just penciled in lines for where I wanted the different colors and free-handed. Those colors I wanted to appear as though they were woven under the fabric, making another color dominant in that area, I simply dry brushed w/the pink, or whatever color it was becoming recessive to, immitating the threads in woven fabric.
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Well I sure am impressed! I've done enough painting to know that plaid is not easy to do!! And here you've been hiding your talent from us! Ha - what else have you been holding back from us?????
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VERY impressive and a great touch for the laundry area to use washboards on the cabinets! -
Thanks Sharron. Hey, I was having fun. First, I was just going to make open corner shelves; then, I decided they should be made into cabinets...........like I'm a cabinet maker..........NOT! Once considering making cabinets, the question was, how would I make the doors? Wash boards just sounded like fun, appropriate and easy.
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How clever! I love washboards but have never thought to do this. Great paint job on the plaid. That takes some talent! -
Donna, I appreciate your kind words. I just couldn't think of anything more appropriate as doors than old washboards in the laundry room. It made me laugh.
