You just need a little bowl of water, some toothpaste and an old toothbrush..

You may have to pay a little more attention to what you’re doing on a particular section, but that hour of taping everything off that you’ll save will be worth it.For any little mistakes, just carry a damp rag and wipe as you go.

Save the painting tape for when you want to do fancy designs or stripes or things like that.. #3: Don’t Be a Perfectionist.That old saying of “If you can’t do something right, don’t do it at all” just doesn’t apply to painting.There isn’t really a right way to paint as long as you manage to get the paint from the can onto whatever surface you want it on, and it looks good in the end.

How you get there doesn’t really matter.Small mistakes really are a small thing.

Most little mistakes are probably things that you’ll never notice again once the painting job is done.

Next time you’re in a public place that was painted by a professional, have a close look around and I guarantee you’ll find a few imperfections here and there.This would make a great pre-Christmas activity that the whole family could do together, minus the step where the bags are filled with goodies, of course!

It would also be so fun as a craft for a friends’ get-together one evening.It’s quick, cute, and really inexpensive to make!.

I guess the Christmas decorating/crafting season has officially been started!Have you started on your Christmas stuff yet this year?Earlier this year, I wrote a post all about my.