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Painting wavy lines

jordata · 2006-02-08 20:24:37

My daughter wants her room painted in two shades but rather than them being divided by the usual straight line (challenging enough for me!) she would like a wavy line. Anyone have an idea how I might achieve that look and not have it all over the place? Thanks.

08-02-2006 8:24pm

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My daughter wants her room painted in two shades but rather than them being divided by the usual straight line (challenging enough for me!) she would like a wavy line.
Anyone have an idea how I might achieve that look and not have it all over the place?
Thanks.

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#2 08-02-2006 8:33pm

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With a wavy brush, try Woodies.

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#3 09-02-2006 3:49pm

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jordata wrote:

Anyone have an idea how I might achieve that look and not have it all over the place?
Thanks.

Depending on how curved the dividing line is you could try putting down some masking tape. This may be ok if the curve is quite gentle. If that doesn't work your could try a cardboard template. Other than that you'll need a steady hand.

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