Faux Brick and Chipped Plaster Wall @Sawdustgirl
Faux Brick and Chipped Plaster Wall  @Sawdustgirl
Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I created a second brick and plaster wall in my Studio. I used a different approach with this one. I actually cut away the drywall and installed brick paneling in the cut-outs. I used common joint compound for the "plaster". 1 because I wanted it to dry slowly so I'd have enough time to form it the way I wanted it. It's an artistic process. Hot mud would have dried too fast and rushed the process.
See my blog post for more details: sawdustgirl.com/chipped-plaster-brick-wall

Music: Popdance - Bensound.com

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