Hope you enjoyed this glimpse of the countryside around here.. And I hope you either get lots done on the Holiday tomorrow, or nothing at all, depending on what suits you best at the time!Last week we decided to throw together a little “party” for Kennedy and a couple of her friends.
Basically whenever you get tired of looking at the painty container sitting on your counter..I should note that I’ve been mostly using this medium quality angled brush for this and it’s kept my brush in tip-top shape.
I did try it with a really cheap utility type of paintbrush and it didn’t work so well for that.The metal on those ones seems to rust with this kind of exposure, so keep that in mind if you have a really special 50 cent paintbrush that you want to keep..This is how it will look after soaking for a couple of days.
You can see there’s still a line of crust where the paint dried a little more than it should have during the painting process.The secret is this: Once you break the seal of the crust, all the paint will be free to escape the confines of your paintbrush, and you too will be in soft paintbrush bristle heaven!.
Get a little of whatever kind of soap you have near your sink.
I used some hand soap.It’ll be just like this:.
…only I probably won’t be laying in grass and hopefully it will be a little less awkward.I can’t wait to share the whole experience with you!
Follow along with me on.for up-to-the-minute info on all the fun (and probably a few too many “this is my baby bump at Haven” pictures)!.