I have never tried to paint in my life but always wanted toI don't have the first clue about surfaces or brushes thoughAny guidance?
yeah, my daughter used to dislike them, but never that badI'd say, dress her in a very warm sleeper at night, and tell her pediatricianMaybe he/she knows what to do.
You could try a sleeping bag and she wont be able to kick one off and it will just feel like clothes on herYou can get them in mothercare and babies r us, but tescos, asda and matalan do them alot cheaper.
I don't have any blankets on my daughter as she goes mad if I try to cover her up so I use sleep bags they are an absolute God send.
I would put her in a sleep sackMy daughter is almost 4 months old and refuses to sleep with a blanket on her alsoWhen it's cold we sleep her in a sleep sackIt's big enough that she can still kick her little feet all she wants, but still be warm!
Oil paints can be used on just about any surface-wood, canvas, paper, etcYou use linseed oil to blend the paint and turpentine to clean your brushesBrushes should be stiffUse someting to mix your paints-a palette of some sort-cardboard, wood, plastic, even aluminum foilHowever, oil paint takes a long time to dry, sometimes 6 months to a yearThe paint itself is used by the wet into wet technique since each time you use it you are blending the lindseed oil into the paint I prefer acrylic paintIts a new paint You use water for mixing the colors together and water for clean-up.Stiff brushes are preferred as with oil paint.The paint itself is dry to the touch in an hour and a halfClear acrylic sealer is used over the paint to seal itOil paint can also use a sealer you can get at wal-mart.
