Techniques
Color Pop Kitchen Island Makeover
Lauren, from @pinchplateparty, makes a statement in her kitchen by adding a pop of color to her kitchen island.
Check out her step-by-step project below!
Elevated Laundry Room Makeover
Katie Sharpe with @sharpesouthernhome elevates her dull laundry room by adding a fun pattern and pop of color using some paint and FrogTape®.
Check out her step-by-step project below!
Supplies Needed
- FrogTape® Delicate Surface Painter's Tape
- FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape
- Three Paint Colors
- Paint Brush
- Paint Roller
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1Paint the Walls
Use the color of your choice on all the walls.
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2Draw the Lines
I drew groups of horizontal lines 16 in. apart. Each group had a wide line measuring 4.5 in. and skinny lines measuring 1 in. wide on either side. I used a piece of FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape to fill in the space between each line.
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3Tape It Off
Use FrogTape® Delicate Surface Painter's Tape along the lines.
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4Paint the Horizontal Lines
Paint the lines in two different colors. I used a dry brush painting technique for a distressed look.
Pro Tip: Put a little paint on your brush and then wipe off all excess paint on a paper towel before lightly brushing the paint on the wall.
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5Remove the Horizontal Painter's Tapes
Remove the painter's tape of the horizontal Stripes
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6Draw the Vertical Lines
I drew groups of vertical lines 14 in. apart. Each group had a wide line measuring 2.25 in. and a skinny line measuring 1.25 in. wide. I used a piece of FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape to fill in the space between each line.
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7Tape Off & Paint the Vertical Lines
Use FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape along the lines and then paint the lines in two different colors using the dry brush technique.
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8Peel Off the Tape
To reveal the design, peel off the FrogTape®, and then the pattern is complete!
1
Paint the Walls
Use the color of your choice on all the walls.
2
Draw the Lines
I drew groups of horizontal lines 16 in. apart. Each group had a wide line measuring 4.5 in. and skinny lines measuring 1 in. wide on either side. I used a piece of FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape to fill in the space between each line.
3
Tape It Off
Use FrogTape® Delicate Surface Painter's Tape along the lines.
4
Paint the Horizontal Lines
Paint the lines in two different colors. I used a dry brush painting technique for a distressed look.
Pro Tip: Put a little paint on your brush and then wipe off all excess paint on a paper towel before lightly brushing the paint on the wall.
5
Remove the Horizontal Painter's Tapes
Remove the painter's tape of the horizontal Stripes
6
Draw the Vertical Lines
I drew groups of vertical lines 14 in. apart. Each group had a wide line measuring 2.25 in. and a skinny line measuring 1.25 in. wide. I used a piece of FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape to fill in the space between each line.
7
Tape Off & Paint the Vertical Lines
Use FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape along the lines and then paint the lines in two different colors using the dry brush technique.
8
Peel Off the Tape
To reveal the design, peel off the FrogTape®, and then the pattern is complete!
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Techniques
DIY Striped Kitchen Island
Jess Smith, from @beingjsmith, adds a playful touch to her kitchen island by using FrogTape® Delicate Surface Painter's Tape to get crisp, straight lines.
Check out her step-by-step project below!
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Techniques
Neutral Bathroom Transformation
To create a relaxed and sophisticated space, Tori, from Love Letters by Tori, transformed her secondary bathroom by just adding a few fresh coats of paint and some FrogTape®.
Check out her step-by-step project below!