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Once in a while, a project turns out
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Once in a while, a project turns out
just as I had envisioned it.
Most of these beautiful frames belonged
to our dear Mom Lunt.
And I wanted to do something
special with them.
AND I've always wanted a chalkboard wall!
A lot of my inspiration for this came from the
wonderful blog Isabella and Max Rooms.
I really loved using this Benjamin Moore Chalkboard paint &
this "Super Doo-Z" lint-free roller.
First, I painted around the edges with a brush,
then rolled the middle. It only took 2 coats!
I really loved using this Benjamin Moore Chalkboard paint &
this "Super Doo-Z" lint-free roller.
First, I painted around the edges with a brush,
then rolled the middle. It only took 2 coats!
All of the frames were gold
with a very "orangey" cast. Since I wanted a feeling of
a mix of metallic finishes,
I used a sponge paint brush &lightly
a mix of metallic finishes,
I used a sponge paint brush &lightly
painted over some of the frames with
a platinum color using this product . . .
Usually I lay a grouping of frames on the floor,
arrange them & hang them, but this is a large
wall--so I used this method to decide on placement . . .
I used old, ugly wrapping paper & traced around
each frame & lightly taped them on the wall.
Click here for a video tutorial on
hanging wall groupings.
It will be fun to write our favorite quotes
in the empty frames.
I hope Mom is looking down & smiling.
(By the way the little girl in the grouping is my husband's ancestor--isn't she darling?)
For more about how we converted our living room
into our home office, click here.


