I am in the slow process of beginning the initial stages of painting my new booth at Lone Star Antiques. The picture of the booth I am posting tonight is the before picture. The booth had already been papered with the brown bag type paper. I myself prefer to paper with plain old tissue paper because it seems to give a delicate cracked egg appearance and is very easy to paint. Anyway, the buttercream yellow is now painted an antique white cream. It did end up being a little lighter than I wanted, but that is where the stain will come into play. Today I took my trusty projector and with my transparency of a french rubber stamp (french script) I used a brown acrylic paint pen to trace the words onto the wall. OK, tomorrow I will head back and stain the walls to see if I like the effect, and to see if the brown script disappears with the brown stain-I hope not. I am also posting some pics of my surroundings near the booth.....Sometimes crazy things go on in dealers booths..........
Friday, April 3, 2009
~ Laughing at Lone Star ~
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What you're doing sounds beautiful! I can't wait to see it!
ReplyDeleteYou are too funny!
ReplyDeletewell..sounds like you'll fit right in! ;) have a productive weekend! can't wait to see you new photos!
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I hear ya! I have some really bizarre items for sale on either side of my booth! I always laugh when I see them... and hope a buyer comes in soon!!! It sounds really nice what your doing..my booth is smaller and we can't paint..can't wait to see more pictures! Marlene from Cambria
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see it finished. I have always woundered what shades of cream you use and what stain.
ReplyDelete-Cheers, Amy
It will be interesting to "live" there with that kind of "neighbors"!
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