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Project ONE!!

First off - let me introduce you to my painting clothes. I have (obviously) used these clothes to do painting. I don't know that I used them at my old house in Kearns, but I do know that I started using them in my condo and have also used them in this house that I have with Ted. They are a pair of George's sweat pants and one of his tee-shirts. Just started using them to do painting stuff in. They are so stiff in some places it's not even funny - and the butt is colored with different colors, because I have a tendency to bend over and then I stick my butt on a newly painted wall, etc.

My project started in my entry way. I started with the frame. I have big plans for the frame. But, I will have to reveal it when it's all completed!! The color of the frame is "bran muffin". I used it in my bedroom when I painted it a couple of years ago.




Then came the next color. It's a burnt orange and I absolutely love it!! I have painted the entry - and now I'm working on some of the walls in the living room with the burnt orange. I'm thinking of using the bran muffin on the wall where the fireplace hits.




I love color and I just love how it changes a room - - just wish I had money for new carpet!! Mine is so ick!!

Comments

  1. NatalieSeptember 10, 2010 at 12:07 AM

    Painting....don't u just love it...NOT!!
    But it sure looks nice once it's done. :)

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  2. UnknownSeptember 11, 2010 at 3:48 PM

    I bet my carpet is sicker yo! 80)

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