We finally got around to painting the inside of Emery and Ohlin's closet. After removing the doors, my husband painted the inside gray, and then I got to work stenciling. I used an old album cover to make my triangle template. Since the record cover is 12x12, it was really simple to make a perfect triangle. Don't worry, no great album covers were injured during the painting of this closet. ;) I chose to paint my triangles in a pattern, so after I chose my five colors, I wrote a letter to mark each space (exactly like paint-by-number). This is what the closet looked like after I was finished with the stenciling and taping off my first color:
I love it!! It reminds me of the facets on jewels, and it makes the yellow chevron curtains look really tied into the space. Now Emery's dresser has a cool backdrop and we can open up the room for our little reading nook.
His dresser fits perfectly, and he seems pretty thrilled. What a ham!
In order to make this project low cost (FREE) I used leftover paint from other projects. I ended up using chalkboard paint for the black triangles, and when I pulled off the painter's tape, the paint came off of the wall! Grrrrr. Oh well, nothing a little touch up can't fix.
His dresser fits perfectly, and he seems pretty thrilled. What a ham!
http://6thfloor.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/02/14/so-you-think-you-can-undress/
ReplyDeleteThanks Rich, I'll take this under advisement. ;)
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