Finding some spare
wooden clothes pegs in a kitchen drawer is equal to another neon project to me.
Without having exact clue on what these colored pegs could be used for, I moved on just to add a funny touch to my laundry!
The procedure is more or less the same as the one followed for the diy neon clutch.
Using a scissors and a masking tape, I sectioned off the parts of the clothes pegs that I wanted to keep at their natural wooden color.
Without having exact clue on what these colored pegs could be used for, I moved on just to add a funny touch to my laundry!
The procedure is more or less the same as the one followed for the diy neon clutch.
Using a scissors and a masking tape, I sectioned off the parts of the clothes pegs that I wanted to keep at their natural wooden color.
I
then applied a layer of white primer spray. After 10-15’ I applied a thin coat of
fluro paint (I used yellow and pink) holding can 10-15cm away from the taped
surface. I repeated a second coat.
After having allowed
30’ for complete drying, I carefully removed off the masking tapes. Done!
Nice colorful neon
clothes pegs.
But this is not the
end. How come?
Adding the clothes
pegs on a silver metal chain, I got a pretty necklace in less than 30 seconds!
How do you like it?
How do you like it?
Keep smiling!
Kat.
Kat.
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