I've had lots of questions and interest lately on the DIY painted curtains I did for Avery's room. I've also heard they have been "trending" on Pinterest. I don't really know what that means but it sounds cool. I decided to check it out and this is what I saw!
That's a lot of people thinking Avery's curtains are cool which is super exciting! It sounds like some of you are going to try it out for yourselves which totally rocks. I'd love to post and share photos of all the final results so if you're interested please email me a photo and I'll be sure to showcase your DIY painted curtains!
I've tried to respond to some questions as well in the comments section of the original post as well as through emails. If I didn't answer something please send again! Also I know a lot of people were asking about the "solution" you can mix with regular wall paint to make it into fabric paint and the person who commented with that info was anonymous so if you're out there or know what to do please share as I've tried searching for the answer!
Here is the link to the original post just in case you missed it and are interested:
On a side note; I'm wrapping up a few
small pieces in my painting studio such as an end table, night stand,
small dresser and some picture frames which I'll be sharing very soon!
I'm also working on a few added features to Reckless-Glamour so stay tuned for that as well!
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Hey there! I wasn't your anonymous poster BUT I did paint a rug this year. Craft stores sell something called "fabric medium" that you mix with acrylic paint and makes it more flexible and soft. I've found it in small bottles next to the acrylic paints in craft stores but I know you can order larger amounts online too. Hope that helps :)
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