The cabinet came unassembled which is great as it was easy to paint all the parts red and start on the cabinet door. First I stenciled it with an old thrift store stencil. If you look closely at the stencil you will see that it is far wider than the little panel and only has 4 pansies. So I just stenciled the 3 center pansies in white and then shifted the stencil a few times to make a tight bunch of 6 pansies and then I just shifted it a bit to stencil the greenery...
After it was stenciled white I proceeded to fill it in with craft paints. It saves drawing time and is like using a coloring book almost and the easiest way to replicate an image. Unfortunately the flash sucked the color out of the pansies but will get a better color shot later. Will stencil sides today.
WOW!!! You ROCK!! That is one jazzed up beside nook!!! WOOHOO!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be so pretty, Gerry. Love the red and love the pansies!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea to do the stencil first in white! It'll be a lovely piece when you've finished.
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