3 January 2013

Bookshelves

This is one of the many usefull things you can do with Lego bricks. I had to decide how many shelves I put in and to fix the distance evenly. Now I have to apply the woodstain after doing the whole sanding and wetting jobagain  you know from the work on my floor. And then I have to fix the light. Stay tuned andhave a wonderful day

5 comments:

  1. Andrea, thanks for the tip with the Lego bricks. The next time I need spacers, I'll know what to use. Your wall is so striking and rich looking. It looks like velvet. Is that because of the paint technique you used?

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  2. Hi Lucille, thank you for your nice comments.
    Yes, Í think the wall looks a little bit like velvet, because of the paint technique. These are 4 slightly different shades of red. And I used a very fine natural sponge to apply the paint. Because of the flash the wall looks a little bit more bluish red than it is in fact. It's a pity, because it's really a very nice red.
    Kind regards
    Andrea

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  3. So glad I am not the only one to use lego bricks (also good for right angles). It gives me an excuse to keep my childhood collection and perhaps acquire more.

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  4. Wonderful work so far, Andrea. I knew the tip of the Lego bricks, they are great spacers ;)
    Hugs, Ilona

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