I bought a rustic little wooden basket this spring with the thought that I would probably paint it white.
So, it sat around all summer while I thought about it. I loved its' rustic and rusty look. I wanted to paint it but not lose the look. Then I decided I would dry brush it. I haven't used this paint technique for years, not since I was elbow deep into stenciling. Is stenciling coming back, do you think?
Here's what it looks like now.
I started with my favourite white paint, Benjamin Moore's Decorator's (or Contractor's) White and dry brushed it all over. Basically I dip the brush in my paint and using the stir stick, I remove as much as possible.
Once the paint was completely dry, I moved onto a second colour "Forget Me Not" from Benjamin Moore. I dry brushed the basket entirely again.
It was very simple and I loved the result...
I am joining Brenda's Tweak It Tuesday over at her lovely Cozy Little House. Have a nice week, xo Jules.
Here's what it looks like now.
I started with my favourite white paint, Benjamin Moore's Decorator's (or Contractor's) White and dry brushed it all over. Basically I dip the brush in my paint and using the stir stick, I remove as much as possible.
Once the paint was completely dry, I moved onto a second colour "Forget Me Not" from Benjamin Moore. I dry brushed the basket entirely again.
It was very simple and I loved the result...
I am joining Brenda's Tweak It Tuesday over at her lovely Cozy Little House. Have a nice week, xo Jules.
That is gorgeous! You did a great job on it!
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I really like it!
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