I'm ready for some projects! No out of town trips - just me and a huge list of fun things to do. Two projects are included in the previous Master Bedroom post and then the other is a dining room project. Hopefully I can get all of it finished for you guys by next week!
DINING ROOM INSPIRATION: Black Crow Studios creates graphic wallpapers and murals in a new way! They have a very edgy touch and are creative to say the least! I'm using this inspiration pic for my dining room walls - stay tuned for the before and afters!
Hope you have a great weekend!
Love the white with those colors, stunning look!
ReplyDeleteHopefully I can do as a good a job as the picture - we will see! Thanks for your comment!
ReplyDeleteHello, I just popped into your blog from BYW, where I'm enrolled, too. I saw that you're from Houston. I'm in Austin, so I had to give you a shout out. That wallpaper is fantastic, BTW. Makes me want to bust out a paintbrush and go nuts on the walls.
ReplyDeleteHi Monica - thanks for stopping by, I feel the same way about these colorful walls! I checked out your blog and you have a really cool concept! Thanks for the shout out - hope you are enjoying BYW!
ReplyDeleteWow - LOVE that mural. Now I can't wait to see your before and after pics!
ReplyDeleteI also LOVE that mural, beautiful colors. Thank you for stopping by my blog and for your lovely comments. The cakes aren't brownies they were bought from a bakery and they are similar to this
ReplyDeleteChocolate Crunch Slice
2 1/2 fl oz (single or pouring cream)
15 3/4 oz dark chocolate chopped
4 1/2 oz butter chopped
8 oz store bought shortbread biscuits, chopped
cocoa powder for dusting
Place cream, chocolate & butter in a saucepan over low heat & stir until melted & combined.
Place biscuits in a mixing bowl & pour over two thirds of the chocolate mixture & stir to coat.
Spoon into a 12 1/2 x 2 3/4 x 3in) bar tin lined with non stick paper. Pour remaining chocolate mixture over & tap tin to remove bubbles. Refrigerate for 3 hours or until set. To serve remove from tin, dust with cocoa & cut into slices.
Enjoy! I'd love you to let me know how you go if you make them.
Have you started this? More importantly, have you finished it? I cannot wait to see how this turns out! The inspiration is stunning!
ReplyDeleteI have started it! I'm working on a smaller scale right now to get used to the technique and then to the large scale wall I will go! Can't wait! Don't worry I will definitely post pics for you!
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