a. Paint a sheet of cardboard with the Umber-green. If you could not get it, mix it yourself by taking two parts of Raw Umber with one part of olive green.

You can also try other greens, as long as the result looks similar to the picture of Umber green in the files. When it is dry, cut it to the size of your floor. Pic 29

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b. Cut this piece of flooring into small stripes of slightly different width without a ruler or any other measuring, we want it a bit uneven to look old and worn.

Bend the stripes hard at different places to make cracks. Those cracks show in the end and look like cracked paint.

Glue those stripes onto the floor with Tacky Pic 30

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c. Cut two stripes of about half an inch and as high as the door and glue them to the sides of the door hole Pic 31

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d. Cut a piece of Balsa wood, one inch high and about 1 inch longer than the width of your door. Carve the edges, cut deep chips out of the ends and cut deep scratches into it all over. Treat it real bad! Glue into place with hot glue gun Pic 32

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g. Cut one piece of unpainted cardboard, a little bit wider than the hole of the door. Cut two pieces of painted cardboard of the same size Pic 35

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h. Cut the painted pieces into stripes again. (No ruler!) Bend and make cracks and mix. Cut out chips at 4 stripes at one end.

Glue the stripes onto the unpainted cardboard and take care that the chipped stripes are at the same places on both sides and at the bottom of the door. Pic 36

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