I had a client bring a very large angel to me for a transformation. Her daughter-in-law loves angels and she wanted to give this to her for Christmas.
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This angel is 3 feet tall and quite large. My client wanted the angel aged in white tones, so I grabbed my handy dandy paint brush and began the transformation. First, I dipped my paint brush in water and then in a small container of white chalk paint. This technique allows the paint to stay wet and I am able to wipe off any extra paint. In some areas I wiped off too much paint, so I had to dry brush over again until I achieved a real, deep aged look.
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I think the angel might be daydreaming. What do you think? |
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Boxwood always makes things look better! |
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Pedicure anyone? |
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Lovely wings! |
My client was VERY pleased!
Beautiful transformation...love the added boxwood too!
ReplyDeleteThank you Martina-I think boxwood looks good any place!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job!!!!
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DeleteThank you Beth-it was a fun project to do!
ReplyDeleteder engel sieht in weiß viel chöner aus!!! ich liebe die grüne bank!!! alles liebe von angie aus deutschland
ReplyDeleteThank you Angie-I like the angel too!
DeleteWow, what a beautiful transformation!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas...
Thank you Marigene-Merry Christmas to you too!
DeleteI'm sure the lucky recipient will love this angel!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Thank you Brenda-I hope she loves it too!
DeleteBeautiful! What a terrific transformation.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Thank you Mary Alice-I love quick and easy projects!
DeleteI've seen it all! A whitewashed angel lol! So pretty! What is it made out of? It certainly improved the little cherub :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Suzanne-the angel is very large and is made of some hard resin I think. My client was happy so that is what counts right?
DeleteSo much better whitewashed. Great transformation. Thanks for the tip, dip paintbrush in water and then the chalk paint.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas & Happy New Year, Darielle.
Thanks Mary-I like things to go go quickly and this is a quick way to white wash!
DeleteSo beautiful. What a great relove on this pretty angel. I bet your client was very pleased and her daughter in law is going to love this for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteKris
Thank you Kris-my client is happy and I think the angel is a cutie now!
DeleteThe angel looks so beautiful with a white washed finish. Your client must have been so pleased Darrielle. Merry Christmas and I look forward to all the beauties you have in store for us in 2015!
ReplyDeleteMarie@The Interior Frugalista
Thank you Marie-Client happy! Merry Christmas to you too and the feeling is mutual!
DeleteI LOVE this cherub! You did a fantastic job! I can't wait to get one but haven't found one yet.
ReplyDeletejan@justjanblog
Thank you Janet-it was a fun project and easy too! good luck on the hunt!
DeleteFabulous job! THe angel is amazing.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy and blessed holiday season.
Hugs,
Patti
Thank you Patti-Happy Holidays to you too!
DeleteIt's beautiful! You did a great job with it!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jennifer-my client was happy!
DeleteI love the transformation and the boxwood wreath. Great job! Thanks so much for sharing her at Vintage Inspiration Party.
ReplyDeleteThank you Betsy-I think Boxwood goes with everything!
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