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Post by Wollepluis on Jun 15, 2020 17:24:32 GMT
Hey, I finished a project for once... ššTo be honest: I hadnāt really planned on this project. Last evening I simply had this sudden urge to craft, which felt like a blessing after having lost my motivation for quite a while, probably because of the never ending wait for new tack making supplies. In just under two hours I whipped together this little shabby chic wash stall and tack room scene. Itās not really that big of a setup, but it makes a perfect handy show entry and pretty photo backdrop. As always I used one of my trusty wooden trays as a base and used balsa wood to build the two walls. I always opt for two walls instead of three for the ease of photographing and having the light source most commonly coming from the right. To decorate the walls I used a sand and paint mixture (which I like A LOT) and made the little bricks out of egg carton. The cobblestone flooring is made of pieces of egg carton as well. The wash stall is not too big, because I really wanted to leave some space for a little cabinet and saddle racks. I plan on making those next, but I couldnāt help myself not giving you a quick little update before! My lovely new Hunter mare Graceās Secret (wearing Pemberleyās halter) was happy to model the new wash stall. Isnāt she adorable? š„° You can find more photographs over at my blog! ā¤ļø wollepluis.bromandcompany.nl/shabby-chic-wash-bay-and-tack-room/
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Post by juliporiginals on Jun 28, 2020 8:49:21 GMT
That's looking so good, I love the idea of the sand and paint mixture to make the textured wall and the egg box floor is amazing, looking forward to seeing it when it's all finished
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Post by sarahb7538 on Jun 28, 2020 15:09:40 GMT
I love your set ups. You are so creative!
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