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Decorating with Stencils |
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The "Painted Ladies" Plaster Bath Project |
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By Victoria Larsen
I then attached the two rosettes to the tie back at the top of the window and let one drape high and the other drape lower and look what I got! A few photos from our trip to San Francisco to see the actual "Painted Ladies" houses and some accessorizing with inexpensive tassels, some nice towels and matching soap dispensers and I have a powder room on the main floor that everyone loves! The sad thing is that I have to keep aspirin handy for departing guests who leave that room with crooked necks from staring at the ceiling for so long!
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| Designers tip: On ultra intricate designs, scraping off all excess joint compound or plaster product from the stencil allows the intricate detail of the design to be more exact and prominent. |
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| "Painted Ladies" Cast Plaster Medallion |
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| Painted Ladies Raised Plaster Stencil |
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| Raised Plaster Belinda Molding |
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Exciting News! |
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