(its as easy as it looks)
Find an old school paint by number painting on ebay. Customize it to fit the wall size you're painting (in my case, nursery wall). Break down the colors by hand numbering, matching each to a pantone chip to assign the palette. Take your pantone colors to the paint store. Now shoot a pic of your paint-by-number painting guide, download it, print it. Project it on your wall- trace it out, then start filling in your numbers. (used foam brushes & latex paint)
Post courtesy of Tereasa Surrat, author of Found, Free and Flea, and A Very Modest Cottage, and owner of Camp Wandawega.
http://averymodestcottage.blogspot.com/2011/01/project-vintage-paint-by-number-mural.html



This is really neat! However...finding a good PbN image is not so easy :(
Posted by: Courtney Robison | 07/31/2012 at 03:37 PM
Are they teaching you how to paint, my love
Are they suppressing the freedom of your art
Are they colouring inside the lines my love
Oppressing the love inside your precious heart
Remember that good is not always best,
Posted by: candy paint | 09/02/2012 at 11:49 AM
Courtney, a good place to find paint-by-numbers is http://www.usahobby.com/paint-by-number/paint-by-number.php
A lot of the kits they make today are more complex than you may want for this, but there are still a lot of simpler ones, especially nice for children's rooms.
Posted by: Bev K. | 01/05/2013 at 04:55 PM