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a new style installation manual for those who would like some tips and pointers on Royal Grass artificial grass installation in their garden or other application .
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This curtain panel has an accent border, embellished with rows of decorative stitches. Experiment with various
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Plastic trays have a very functional purpose – they’re light to carry, easy to clean and inexpensive. But they’re not terribly attractive and cups and plates slip when you carry them. Spilled tea over the bikkies is a disappointing start to a quiet tea moment.
I’ve tried smartly-patterned tea towels but they’re a bit too big, even doubled over. After filming a video workshop one day and ferrying trays of things back and forth, Lynn and I cast our eyes around the materials we had here to make a tray mat. We spotted something with lots of potential – non-slip rubber matting used for lining drawers (or laying underneath table runners).
With a bit of playing around Lynn has designed a brilliantly fresh take of the embroidered tea tray mat. It’s made from rubber non-slip matting embroidered with raffia. All bought from a “$2” shop for under $10. The holes in the matting make it really easy to create a design. Even better, they don’t need an iron, and they’re washable.
Each type of rubber matting has a different weave, so this will give you a different embroidered effect. You can follow the designs Lynn has created here, or you can just create your own. Start with a single line of one colour that follows straight lines (like White on grey blocks here or the Green on red coasters. Once you’ve mastered that, you can move on to more symmetrical patterns that require mapping out in advance (like White and orange diamonds). You’ll be surprised at how easy it is to create a smart design. You’ll want to try different combinations of colour and size – like she did!
Creative DIY photo tutorial for beginners from Hands On Workshop HOW
www.handsonworkshop.com.au
where we create simple kits and workshops for the beginner creative
Want to get crafty but don’t know where to start? Try HOW’s weekly how-tos newsletter. It’s a free dose of creative DIY ideas from makers, tutorials, and crafty hacks we’ve found or created. It’ll help you get started.
Click this link: http://eepurl.com/be0_CP
a new style installation manual for those who would like some tips and pointers on Royal Grass artificial grass installation in their garden or other application .
ROYAL GRASS
ENJOY PERFECTION
www.royalgrass.com
This curtain panel has an accent border, embellished with rows of decorative stitches. Experiment with various
thread colors and stitch patterns to find the just the right combination for your home décor.
Plastic trays have a very functional purpose – they’re light to carry, easy to clean and inexpensive. But they’re not terribly attractive and cups and plates slip when you carry them. Spilled tea over the bikkies is a disappointing start to a quiet tea moment.
I’ve tried smartly-patterned tea towels but they’re a bit too big, even doubled over. After filming a video workshop one day and ferrying trays of things back and forth, Lynn and I cast our eyes around the materials we had here to make a tray mat. We spotted something with lots of potential – non-slip rubber matting used for lining drawers (or laying underneath table runners).
With a bit of playing around Lynn has designed a brilliantly fresh take of the embroidered tea tray mat. It’s made from rubber non-slip matting embroidered with raffia. All bought from a “$2” shop for under $10. The holes in the matting make it really easy to create a design. Even better, they don’t need an iron, and they’re washable.
Each type of rubber matting has a different weave, so this will give you a different embroidered effect. You can follow the designs Lynn has created here, or you can just create your own. Start with a single line of one colour that follows straight lines (like White on grey blocks here or the Green on red coasters. Once you’ve mastered that, you can move on to more symmetrical patterns that require mapping out in advance (like White and orange diamonds). You’ll be surprised at how easy it is to create a smart design. You’ll want to try different combinations of colour and size – like she did!
These colourful containers were created by Guest Presenter Lynn Pavey. She made them from ‘dollar shop’ craft foam and fabric offcuts. They are handy lightweight containers that can be used for containing anything (fruit, coloured pencil stash, stationery bits, or party treats (lollies, wrapped chocolates, serviettes).
Lynn has also figured out a way of using the colours in the mixed foam sheets pack that aren’t your first pick. As you’ll see if you team the tone with the just the right fabric, it can look sensational. Sometimes it doesn’t need to match, just harmonise, to look right. Give it a try, and test your own shapes
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1. Welcome to our decorating guide, in this part of the guide we will take
you through the process of decorating a ceiling, we take you through the
process from hanging lining paper to hanging the ceiling covering.
To complete this task you will need the following items:
• Ceiling Covering
• Lining Paper
• Appropriate Paste
• Stanley Knife (trimming knife)
• Pair of suitable Scissors
• Sponge
• Tape Measure
• Paste Brush
• 2 Trestle tables (or step ladders)
and two scaffold boards
• Paperhanging brush
• Decorating table (pasting table)
• 1 Bucket for the Paste
• 1 Bucket of Clean Water
• Wooden Stick (to mix the paste)
• Wallpaper Seam Roller
• Soft nib Pencil
• Broad knife Trimming Tool
• Rule
When working at heights always ensure that the structure is safe and
secure. Never stretch out, always get down and re-position the scaffold.
Lining Paper
Why use lining paper?
It is worth the extra effort of using lining paper to
give a better finish, especially if the ceiling has
imperfections that may protrude underneath the
covering.
Lining paper needs to be hung at a 90º angle to the
final covering paper, this stops the edges of both
papers lining up and protruding, it also reduces the
risk of the final covering upseating the first.
First we need to decide how many rolls we need,
take your tape measure (steel) and measure the
run of the room (in this case the length of the
room), add 10cm (100mm) onto this measurement.
Now measure the width of the room (remember to
take into account any alcoves you may have).
Next note the width and length of the lining paper.
Roll Calculation:
1. Divide the roll length by the run length to
give the number of lengths per roll --call this
A--
2. Divide the width of the room by the roll
width to give the number of lengths required
Using the measurements of the
example room above we will work
out how many rolls of paper are
needed.
Note: We are running the lining
paper along the length of the
room, the reason is so when we
hang the top covering at 90º it
will be runnning from the window
eliminating shadows along the
joins.
For example purposes we will
presume that our rolls of paper
2. --call this B--
3. Divide B by A to give the number of rolls
required, it is better to go slightly over than
under.
See the example on the right.
have the following dimensions:
• Roll Length: 10m
• Roll Width: 50cm
(500mm)
and the room has the following
dimensions:
• Room Length = 4.5m +
10cm (100mm) waste =
4.6m run length
• Room Width = 3.5m
So our calculation is:
1. Divide 10m (roll length) by
4.6m (run length) = 2.1
runs to a roll (approx, it is
always best to allow a bit).
2. Divide 3.5m (room width)
by 0.5 (roll width) = 7
pieces (runs) are needed.
3. Divide 7 by 2.1 = 3.5 rolls.
So we need 3.5 rolls (4 rolls).
Preparing the Ceiling for application
Firstly make sure your trestles and boards are
set at the right height and are safe and
secure.
If the ceiling has an old covering then remove it
making sure to get rid of everything (pay close
attention to light fittings, paper tends to get caught
underneath), wash down the ceiling with sugar
soap (or similar), check for loose plaster and
replace where necessary. Remove any loose paint,
and fill any holes or cracks in the ceiling. If the
plaster has a gloss finish then sand it down with a
suitably abrasive sandpaper (glasspaper).
Here we see the one side of the
setup, the ideal height means
that you can stand on the board
and put the palm of your hand
against the ceiling with your arm
slightly bent. Most importantly
make sure it is safe and secure.
3. Hanging the Lining Paper - Part 1
First it is best to get a guide marked on the ceiling
which can guide you when you hang your first
piece, to do this decide which end of the room you
are going to start, take your tape and measure the
width of the paper, then deduct 1cm (10mm) and
mark this distance out from the wall at each end of
the run.
You can then take a chalk line and chalk a line
between the 2 marks, or if you don't have a chalk
line then you can place marks at intervals to guide
you when you hang the paper.
Hanging the Lining Paper - Part 2
Next it's time to mix the paste, paste normally takes around 15-20 minutes to
develop the right consistency. If we mix the paste now then it should be ready by the
time we are ready to use it, although always follow the manufacturers
guidelines.
Now we cut the paper, measure the paper (remembering to add 10cm (100mm)
extra) and cut as many runs as you need.
Note: If you are using patterned paper check the manufacturer's instructions for any
special pattern matching information.
When you have cut each run, check the time to make sure you have allowed
sufficient time for the paste. Lay the runs onto the table with the face down, you will
probably find it helpful if you have any clips to clamp the paper to the table while you
work.
When you paste work from the middle out towards the edges, when you have
completed the section on the pasting table pull the unpasted section onto the table, it
is sometimes a lot easier to work with if you fold the pasted section in a concertina
effect (never crease along the fold) as you are pulling the dry section onto the
table, this also makes things a lot easier when you come to hang it !
Now leave the paper to soak (see manufacturer's instructions)
Hanging the Lining Paper - Part 3
Now we can hang the first piece, you will need your scissors, stanley knife and
wallpapering brush (to smooth the paper).
It is important to get the first piece in position pefectly as this piece will dictate the
position of the rest of the runs.
Unfold the paper to a comfortable size to work with, starting at the end furthest from
the window (if it is the top covering) or the other wall (if it is lining paper) place the
paper against the ceiling in line with the guide marks you made earlier, allow around
5cm (50mm) overhang at the end.
Now slowly moving along the plank smooth and align the paper as you unfold it,
making sure you remove all the trapped air with your wallpapering brush as you go.
4. If you are going to paper the walls next then when you reach the other end of the
room leave around an 8mm overhang, if you are not papering the walls then run a
pencil along the edge, then pull the paper back enough for you to trim it to the pencil
line, now smooth out the paper with your wallpapering brush. Repeat at each end.
Now repeat the process with another section, this time butt it against the first piece,
the first piece will be your guide line. If you are hanging patterned wallpaper then
ensure the pattern is matched correctly (see manufacturer's instructions).
Now hang the remaining lengths, the last piece you hang will probably be narrower
than the width of the roll, in this case measure how wide you need the piece, add on
5cm (50mm) and then cut a run to that width measurement, paste it and hang it
butting up to the last piece you hung, then simply trim the piece using a pencil and
scissors.
After the paper has dried a bit go along the edges with your seam roller to smooth
them, if you are hanging an embossed covering try using a clean dry paint roller
instead as this will not flatten the paper as much.
When you have smoothed all the edges take a damp sponge and lightly clean the
paper to remove any excess paste at the joins.
If you have followed this guide to hang the lining paper, then to hang your top
covering simply follow the instructions through again but this time start with the run
going away from the window. Allow 24 hours for the lining paper to dry.