I then lightly sanded them and painted them a cream color.
I found the center and then the side centers (really, does that make any sense?).
I used an old tupperware lid to trace a circle around--this one is nice because I could see through it so I could see the center dots I had made.
I then got out the 5 or 6 colors I wanted to use, a couple different sized brushes and some water. I started by tracing around or inside the circle. I used water to keep the edges soft. I had no plan, just painted bullseyes.
When I was satisfied (and out of room because the circles were touching) I sanded it a little and propped it up on my ledge. Now one of these days soon, really it will be soon, I am going to paint the wall in that nook, ledge area, blue I think, but until then I am happy with my free art.
You are really good with paint.
ReplyDeleteVery neat...
ReplyDeleteThis turned out great!
ReplyDeleteI always love an artsy rustic mix. I love the way this turned out.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing it.
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I love it! I recently was a store where they did something similar and wanted thousands of dollars for it!!! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteGood idea! I love mixing artsy things...
ReplyDeleteJane (Artfully graced)
Oh I love it, love it the timer and rustic washed look!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! So creative, too!
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ReplyDeleteyvonne