OT Red kitchen (for Frood)

"Julia in MN" wrote in message
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I have read someplace recently that dark colors recede, so they are good
for small spaces.

Dark colors advance, as do warm colors. But the effect is *very* small --
you can do ten times as much with lighting by just changing bulbs.

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Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
Queen of Fabric Tramps
http://www.kayneyquilting.com ,
remove the obvious to reply

Kathy Applebaum wrote:

Have you checked to see if your hair was sticking up funny when you
it? It's
very common out this way.

Hair sticking up funny??? Having nautrally curly/wavy hair, and being
in the season of static electricity, that is a common occurance right
now grin. I'm asusming it is a reference to local hair trends??

Personally, it was just done on a whim, and i liked it so much that I
redid it in the new house grin. Thanks, you made me feel better...no
I know it's everybody else who is odd...lol

How do you refer to the technique instead?
Search engines are very wonderful things but unless one knows how to
address them and ones search correctly all sorts of interesting things
can be learned.
Diana, remembering a search once upon a time for 'lace'

Kathy Applebaum wrote:
"D Curtis" wrote in message
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One tip about googling, if you want to google for frottage painting do use
both words, "frottage painting" and not plain frottage.


Yup, that's one term I refuse to use in faux finishing. ;-)