Dip the brush in the opposing paint color and then hold the brush in front of your object.Use a stiff round craft paint brush, a hard bristle toothbrush, a bottle brush, or even a fine toothed comb.Combine a few closely related paint colors in a tray.Find an object you want to splatter paint and give it a base coat, if needed.Paint splatter texture is very easy to do. It’s a basket of decorative farmhouse eggs, and she hasn’t taken it down, yet! (except for this picture)

I did something like this a few years ago while helping my sister redecorate her kitchen. To add a twist, I thought I’d try to paint splatter something other than eggs, just for fun. So I thought I’d, think spring, and try my hand at paint splatter texture in colors that would more closely mimic nature. Okay, I’m going to take a 180 here, because, I just can’t help but marvel at how much speckled eggs look like splattered paint! Or maybe I should say, splattered paint in the colors of nature because we’ll always have the splatter paint art of our recent past, and not that there’s anything wrong with that, but I’m talking, now about colors that resemble real speckled eggs! A simple nest of speckled eggs can bring about thoughts of fresh air and springtime the county fair, the Circle H, the French Market…

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