Here is a pic of the top of my tallboy in my bedroom, I also painted the wardrobe standing next to it. As you can hopefully see, I used the ‘aged’ technique on it the same as I did to the kitchen sideboard. It takes the starkness out of the look, stopping it from screaming [...]
Posts Tagged ‘distressed’
Distressed Tallboy Dresser
Posted in antiqued, cream, distressed, DIY, do-it-yourself, french, french provincial, shabby chic, ShabbyChic, shabbysheek, Useful How-To's, vintage, tagged cream, distressed, DIY, do-it-yourself, tallboy, tiffany lamp, vintage, wardrobe on January 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Crackle Cutlery Tray
Posted in crackled, cream, DIY, do-it-yourself, shabby chic, ShabbyChic, shabbysheek, Useful How-To's, vintage, tagged crackle, cutlery tray, distressed, do-it-yourself aged cutlery tray, vintage on October 16, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Would you believe you can buy paint products to give the aged and distressed look of paint over a very long time?! Now they come in cans! So with a pine cutlery tray, I sprayed the base color, a dark brown. Once that dried I applied the top coat which crackles (shrinks on the top [...]
Slipper Chair gets an extreme makeover!
Posted in antiqued, DIY, do-it-yourself, french provincial, shabby chic, ShabbyChic, shabbysheek, Useful How-To's, vintage, vintage chic, tagged bedroom chair, boudoir chair, distressed, french bedroom chair, slipper chair on October 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
I have this little chair I picked up from Ebay. Poor little boudoir chair. Too many coats of paint had obscured the carving work a tad. Yesterday I spent 4 solid hours using paint stripper, a scraper and wire brushes to get rid of all that paint! Today I cleaned all the stripper off it, [...]