Living the Art Life™
This was one of the easiest projects to do so far. Fasade Decorative Thermoplastic Panels come in a variety of patterns and a few colors. They are a form of plastic, but look like pressed tin. Super light and not hard on the wallet (especially for just a small space). I’ve seen some ceilings and complete walls done in this and it is gorgeous. This was Glinda when I got
Glinda is coming along, but who knew this little trailer would have so very much to do! There are just so many little pieces and so many nooks and crannies. However, I’m finally seeing the light. Here is a picture of the Dinette area making great progress. If you remember from previous posts, everything was covered in a light wood paneling. The paneling was cracked in places, peeling
Yes, those blue cushions need to go. They are old, worn, and NOT going to work with my color palette. I want to paint over all the exposed raw wood as well and brighten the whole inside with light and clean colors. The AC is going to stay. Heck, I live in Florida, it gets really hot. I probably won’t need it when traveling north as much, but down here,
Yes! I’m so excited that I was able to get this adorable glamper that I mentioned in my post Glamping the Art Life. This little baby needs a little work, but she has good bones! Many die-hard vintage trailer fans only consider pre-1969 vintage, but I think she is a vintage beauty and she just missed that cut-off. She is a 1970 Fleetwood Terry trailer. I didn’t want to call
I miss my annual road trips where I’d load up my car and Glinda, and we’d hit the road traveling to art stores, studios, and local scrapbook stores to teach different art classes. Unfortunately, many of those stores have now closed, and let’s be honest, I’m getting older with each pass around the sun. I love teaching. To give someone the gift of creativity is my drug of choice. I
