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Stool in pastel tones

Stool in pastel tones

Please have a seat! A bit of blue and a little green transform stools into fun extra seating that can also serve as side tables.

Level of difficulty Original & quick
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We need:

wooden stool white paint and pastel paints brush tesa® masking tape PRECISION INDOOR (38 mm)

How we do it:

DIY Stool in Pastel Tones / Step 1: Paint
01

Paint the stools with a white base coat. After it's dry, mask the legs at the desired height with tesa® masking tape Precision Indoor.
DIY Stool in Pastel Tones / Step 2: Mask the legs
02

After it's dry, mask the legs at the desired height with tesa® masking tape Precision Indoor. Apply pastel paint above the masking tape; leave it to dry.
DIY Stool in Pastel Tones / Step 3: Remove
03

Remove the masking tape.