Re: Evangeline, MLI style
- From: Chris Howard <choward@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jan 2006 10:53:52 -0500
Jangchub wrote:
I love burnt pumpkin and so much that when I bought my raw wood wall unit I used Ralph Lauren orange (more a burnt orange) and it was still too bright. So, what I did was I bought a gallon can of the crackle and a quart of water based polycoat and when I brushed the water based polycoat on the crackle medium it gave cracks as if the piece was old and on top of that I used a dark walnut stain to tone the color down and pool in the cracks to make the piece look a little weathered.
My point is, sometimes we have to play around with colors. You can pick the pumpkin you like and use a rag rolled brown glaze to tone it down. There are many techniques if you don't like the rag look.
Yep, I think I'm gonna have to try the brown glaze approach anyway, because my walls are in kinda bad shape and that sort of finishing hides flaws.
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