Haneen, from Haneen's Haven, put her artistic skills to the test with this colorful and carefree closet makeover. This project is all about being fun and festive, so we think hand-drawn hearts on a closet door are perfect!
Supplies Needed
Getting Strated
To get started Haneen used a pencil to draw the hearts on the closet, by hand, beginning in the center.
Sharp Edges
She used FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape to get sharp edges on the "V" portions of the hearts, by taping off just those areas. This also allowed her to revise any curved areas that were freehanded. For the hearts she already painted, Haneen used Delicate Surface FrogTape®, which is great to use on paint that is dry to the touch.
Wrapping Up
Next, peel away the tape to reveal sharp lines. Then, clean up crevices and other hand-drawn areas with a small brush. Enjoy!
Getting Strated
To get started Haneen used a pencil to draw the hearts on the closet, by hand, beginning in the center.
Sharp Edges
She used FrogTape® Multi-Surface Painter's Tape to get sharp edges on the "V" portions of the hearts, by taping off just those areas. This also allowed her to revise any curved areas that were freehanded. For the hearts she already painted, Haneen used Delicate Surface FrogTape®, which is great to use on paint that is dry to the touch.
Wrapping Up
Next, peel away the tape to reveal sharp lines. Then, clean up crevices and other hand-drawn areas with a small brush. Enjoy!
View the Full Tutorial
Have questions about the project or need more details on the steps? Check out Haneen's full phone-case inspired closet makeover to find out more.
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