Step 1 - Locate the damn cat.
Step 2 - Throw the damn cat outside.
Step 3 - Paint table.
Step 4 - Leave room to let table dry.
Do not skip steps one and two.
That is all.
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9 comments:
That is also how I do most of my painting.
*snort*
I'm sorry! I don't mean to laugh. How much damage was done?
*snort*
Not too much - paint was more tacky than wet, and it was latex so it cleaned off the kitchen floor very nicely.
I just wasn't planning on three coats. And it was black paint.
LOL Sounds like someone was "helping".
You could've picked the cat up like a rubber stamp and made patterns on the table. Oh, you didn't want a cat themed room?
I think cats have the ability to teleport through walls when something really, really needs to be shedded on or stepped on, so I'm not sure 1 and 2 would really work.
LOL. My cats like to walk on the freshly washed kitchen floor.
Luna and Boo use this method for their Stampin' Up projects.
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