Have fun going from party to party:
The Painted Home
Paper Princess Studio
Refreshed Decor
Two Become One
Now, onto my project that I used Scotch Blue painters tape on. I wanted to do a big project, but unfortunately didn't have time. But, small projects are what most of us are able to tackle today, so thought I'd give some inspiration with a small side table. Here it is all boring and ugly.
The first step I took towards completing this project was to paint the piece my favorite buttercream color.
Next I took Scotch Blue tape and "striped" the top. I did not measure out lines like I would have had I been painting a large wall because I knew I wanted this piece to be imperfect and shabby. So I applied the tape by eye only.
Next, for the striping, I chose a gray paint. I wanted this piece to have a beachy cottage appeal. I applied two coats of paint.
I peeled the tape off while the second coat was still wet. I was so impressed with the fact that there was absolutely no bleed through under the tape.
Once completely dry, I distressed the piece with my palm sander. I was so pleased with the outcome.
Now onto the giveaway. Win your own Scotch Blue tape and create your own fabulous pieces. It's as easy as leaving a comment letting me know how you would use ScotchBlue™ Painter’s Tape for your own project for a chance to win a sample. For an additional entry you can follow Scotch Blue on their FACEBOOK page. And lastly for a third chance, let me know that you tweeted "@scotchbluebrand I want #supersharppaintlines for my next project!”.
The giveaway will run from October 18th-October 21st.....
Good luck!!!
ScotchBlueBrand reached out to me to participate in the ScotchBlue Painting Party tocelebrate the launch of their new ScotchBlue Painter’s Tape withEdge-Lock Paint Line Protector. My post represents my honest experiencewith ScotchBlue Painter’s Tape. I am not being paid for my answers, but I didreceive ScotchBlue Painter’s Tape to assist in completion.
awesome, great job! love the chippy-ness in the last pic!
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Very cute, Lisa! We were thinking alike with our projects! ;)
ReplyDeleteKacey
Love that color combo:) I will have to try that tape.
ReplyDelete~Debra xxx
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Cute! I love the colors and love the worn look. Great job.
ReplyDeletePam
so adorable! i love the long stripes! and the colors are beautiful and beachy!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute table!! I do love the striping!
ReplyDeleteNice Job!!!
I love that you did horizontal stripes, looks great Lisa!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the horizontal stripes and the distress look. Stripes make everything better!
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I would use Scotch Blue on a dresser for our bedroom. Thanks, Amy Hay Raggedyamy24@aol.com
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loving this!
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michele
That's so flippin' cute Lisa! I am loving stripes these days! I thought I'd drop by and see what you've been up to...you never disappoint! ~Kerri
ReplyDeleteI would love to try and do something similar with stripes. I also use my palmsander to distress sometimes ;-)
ReplyDeleteI actually like the look of it with the blue tape on. I know that's only suppose to help you with your painting but for me that's a lazy man's way of making it pretty.
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