I took some wide strips of some scrap drop cloth that I had laying around and glued those to the bottom of the bed to act as the secret “base” to the bed skirt.. At this point, I realized that I probably could have just stuck some wide strips of a nice patterned fabric on there and that would have been good enough for a bed skirt, but it was too late!

The only time that you shouldn’t use that kind of paint is if you’re doing bathroom or kitchen ceilings.The humidity in those rooms can tend to keep the paint from staying dry enough and the pink tint will show up again.

So stick with regular white paint in those rooms.. Work in small sections, get really confused, and then come back and touch it up.If you’re having trouble remembering which sections you’ve already painted on your ceiling while you’re working, you’re not alone.Looking up like that can make you get turned around and you might forget where you were just working when you need to refill your roller.

Just try to work in small square sections, a little at a time and do your best.After you’ve done two light coats.

Let it dry for a bit, leave your roller out, and come back to it once it’s a bit dryer.

Look and see if you notice any spots that really obviously need touching up and do it then.The making of it was messy, but good fun and great for kids as long as you have some supervision going on.. Basically, it goes like this:.

1)Flip over a mixing bowl and cover it in plastic wrap.. 2)Squirt some white glue into a bowl and start wrapping your twine around your plastic-covered bowl base, slapping more glue on with your fingers as you go.. 3)Wait for it to dry for 24 hrs.. or... 3)b)Stick it in the oven  at about 200 for a little while, then turn the oven off and leave it sit until it’s dry.This way it will be pretty dry within about 2 hrs.. And then you have a bowl!

Wouldn’t it make great presentation for a gift if you made a big giant one and then put the gift inside?I would love to get that..