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Wonderful suggestion!
I’m always mixing a bit of this and that, as I purchase the OOPS paint whenever possible. But who doesn’t like the mixing and playing in paint?
Good advice! I have so many sample cans I think I need to start mixing them together and maybe I will create something I love.
I never thought of that, what a great idea! I have mixed my own paints but didn’t think of that option if I ran out!
Wonderful idea. I have never tried to mix my own paint but I am doing my kitchen/living room in the spring and I am really indecisive about colors. I have a ton of windows so I need to look at the paint for a few days. Do you know which brands carry the samples?
XO,
Jane
Great tips, Jenn! Thanks!
xoxo laurie
i love the idea of the muffin tin for the paint! i am kind of going thru painting withdrawal, it’s been awhile. hope all is well! susan
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I came by this idea on my own last night and was wondering if I had made a horrible mistake but it worked amazingly =D I have a coffee table I found on the side of the road that I am turning into a car table for my son and all I had on hand was a can of beige touch up paint. So I grabbed my blue acrylic paint and mixed it with half of the touch up can, and it worked great! I had to use a good 80% of the bottle to get the colour I wanted, but I did it again with lime green and love it and it would only cost under ten dollars to buy all this stuff new!