Guest bath, office, and DIY artwork
June 28, 2009 at 8:17 pm | In After pics, The Joys of Decorating | 2 CommentsThe first two rooms (and only so far) we’ve painted are the guest bathroom and office. Here’s the guest bath:

I can’t for the life of me get a good, nonblurry pic of the other half of the bathroom, but trust me, it’s a standard bathroom. We’ll add a couple of white shelves and some artwork my aunt painted for me a few years ago.
A couple of views of the office, complete with our DIY artwork!



I want to sew a curtain for the window and make a fabric-covered bulletin board for above my desk in that same fabric. A new desk chair and a red lamp will complete the room. When we get a laptop, we’ll move the personal computer stuff out of the room and replace it with our perfect-for-apartments-but-way-too-small-for-a-house dining room table, sanded and painted black, so I have another work space.
The artwork was very quick and easy, and we’re now inspired to try other techniques for DIY artwork in other rooms. We used the same blue wall color and added the red. A few flicks of the wrist later, we had these great abstract paintings. They turned out exactly how I envisioned them. Total cost: $23.
I probably should have taken these pics in the daylight, but I was just too excited to post about our artsy weekend.
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I love your DIY artwork. I like the room too. I need to try something like this for the dinning room when we get it done. Where did you get your supplies?
Comment by Katie — June 30, 2009 #
Thanks! I picked up the canvases at Michael’s. They have several different sizes. The size I got came in packages of two for $7.99. I didn’t use a coupon, but one of those 40% coupons in the Sunday ad could really make these an even greater buy. I bought the paint at Lowes; they sell 8oz samples in any color for $3.49. Any type of paint from anywhere would work, though.
Comment by sharpredpencil — June 30, 2009 #