What you'll need:
- 12 small pictures of framed photos. Alternatively you can use wall decals.
- A clock making kit
Maker/photographer: Ariadni Simeonidou
Pallet bed frames are both inexpensive and functional and can be easily assembled and dissadembled if required. However, rescue pallets need careful treatment before placed inside the bedroom, since they were previously exposed to dirt and rain.
What you'll need:
image copyright owner: © The Trustees of the British Museum,
Mola Panel: How to draw a complex geometric pattern
Step 1: First, you have to look carefully the mola panel and to identify the basic pattern. If necessary, try to copy many times the mola panel in a piece of paper, in order to identify the pattern. Almost in any complex geometric design, there is a smaller pattern which is copied, as it is and/or mirrored.
To create a faux finish on the wall you will need:
Both liquids are mixed together usually with a ratio: one part paint and four parts glaze. Some of the most popular techniques are:
Ragging on
1. Paint the wall with a base coat color and let it dry.
2. Take a rag (wet or dry) and dip it in the glaze. If the rag is wet then the result will be more blurred.
3. Start bolting the rag on the surface without scrubbing it or dragging it but rather rolling it onto the surface.
Stripes on the walls can add elegance and a kind of liveliness to the room, they can also change its visual proportions; horizontal stripes make the room look larger, vertical ones make the room look taller.
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