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This is so beautiful! Would you suggest waiting to let the paint dry if I wanted to do two different colors so they don’t run? I want to do navy with a coral/peachy color.
Lindivs
Friday 13th of July 2018
You definitely could do that, but I think you would like the blended look better! I would suggest you try out both methods on a scrap piece of cardboard and see what you like better :)
renee
Thursday 29th of March 2018
you are awesome! glad I am following your blog! :)
Lindivs
Thursday 29th of March 2018
Thank you so much!! So glad you love the project! :)
Valerie
Saturday 3rd of March 2018
This is great and I love the final result!!! Two questions. Did you varnish this after to stop yellowing, dust, etc? Others suggest that we do that but not sure if it's necessary. Second question. I bought an acrylic print from Winners and I love it but it sure could use some colour. What are your thoughts on going in and adding a bit of colour to something you've bought?
Lindivs
Sunday 4th of March 2018
Hey! So glad you love the piece! I did not varnish mine, and it's been up for a couple of years without any yellowing or changes in colour so far! Also, I would be wary of painting something I bought, just because you don't know what kind of finish they used, and you wouldn't be able to achieve the same blended look. But if it's a piece that you won't hang without changing the colours, then why not experiment! lol.
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This is so beautiful! Would you suggest waiting to let the paint dry if I wanted to do two different colors so they don’t run? I want to do navy with a coral/peachy color.
Lindivs
Friday 13th of July 2018
You definitely could do that, but I think you would like the blended look better! I would suggest you try out both methods on a scrap piece of cardboard and see what you like better :)
renee
Thursday 29th of March 2018
you are awesome! glad I am following your blog! :)
Lindivs
Thursday 29th of March 2018
Thank you so much!! So glad you love the project! :)
Valerie
Saturday 3rd of March 2018
This is great and I love the final result!!! Two questions. Did you varnish this after to stop yellowing, dust, etc? Others suggest that we do that but not sure if it's necessary. Second question. I bought an acrylic print from Winners and I love it but it sure could use some colour. What are your thoughts on going in and adding a bit of colour to something you've bought?
Lindivs
Sunday 4th of March 2018
Hey! So glad you love the piece! I did not varnish mine, and it's been up for a couple of years without any yellowing or changes in colour so far! Also, I would be wary of painting something I bought, just because you don't know what kind of finish they used, and you wouldn't be able to achieve the same blended look. But if it's a piece that you won't hang without changing the colours, then why not experiment! lol.