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Step 11. Piece #6 is the shadow for
piece #5 and it lines up under piece #5. Paint out on both
sides. |
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| Step 12. Piece #7 WITH THIS
ONE YOU SHOULD START ON THE RIGHT!! This piece is the end shadow,
so line it up on the end of the beam, paint out and clean off
or let the stencil dry. Then take the stencil to the left side
FLIP the stencil over and line it up on the left-hand side to
create the shadow on that side. |
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| Step 13. AGAIN You WANT TO
START ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE, take piece #8 and line it up under
the beam and next to the bottom of piece #7. Paint and either
wipe off or let the stencil dry. Now go to the left-hand side
and FLIP the stencil over line it up and paint it out. |
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| Step 14. Piece #9 lines up
under the beam of piece #1. (You will need to tape off the tops
of the post and shadows that you have already painted.) Start
on the left and paint it out all the way across to the other
side. |
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| Step 15. Piece #10 is your
posts. Line up under the tops that you have already painted.
Paint piece #10 and continue painting it down the wall to the
floor. Do the same thing on the right side. |
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| Step 16. Piece #11 is the shadow
for the post, line this piece up to the right of the post paint
and move down the wall to the floor. Repeat this process on
the right hand side as well. |
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| PIECES
THAT SHOULD BE PAINTED OR ROLLED IN WHITE:
#1, #2, #5, #10
SHADOW PIECES THAT SHOULD BE PAINTED OR ROLLED IN A LIGHT
GREY:
#3, #7, #8, #9, #11
SHADOW PIECES THAT SHOULD BE PAINTED OR ROLLED IN DARK GREY:
#4, #6
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