Ladies & Gentlemen! Here is the first finished piece I've been promising you for several days now (sorry I got sick and got behind)! This sweet little number is the first piece of furniture that I've done using chalk paint. I custom mixed it using an oops paint I picked up over the weekend. The oops paint was very dark but I could tell it could be watered down into a beautiful color and boy was I right!!! This color (though it looks kinda aqua in the pics) is a very light and airy sage green. I'm dubbing it Shabby Sage:). I distressed her (yes she's definitely a girl. Just look at those curves!) as you can see in the pics below and then finished her off with 2 coats of wax. The finish is like BUTTA! It is so smooth with all the brush strokes buffed out! The knobs were beautiful but very bright brass so I toned them down by dry-brushing them with white and now they look much more fitting of this style.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Shabby Green Night Stand- $40- SOLD
Ladies & Gentlemen! Here is the first finished piece I've been promising you for several days now (sorry I got sick and got behind)! This sweet little number is the first piece of furniture that I've done using chalk paint. I custom mixed it using an oops paint I picked up over the weekend. The oops paint was very dark but I could tell it could be watered down into a beautiful color and boy was I right!!! This color (though it looks kinda aqua in the pics) is a very light and airy sage green. I'm dubbing it Shabby Sage:). I distressed her (yes she's definitely a girl. Just look at those curves!) as you can see in the pics below and then finished her off with 2 coats of wax. The finish is like BUTTA! It is so smooth with all the brush strokes buffed out! The knobs were beautiful but very bright brass so I toned them down by dry-brushing them with white and now they look much more fitting of this style.
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Very pretty girl! I have nothing that would match it but I would totally impulse buy it!! =)
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