We all know that paint can hide a multitude of sins! I bought this wonderful rose picture at the consignment shop when I bought the hall tree (see previous post).
Don't get me wrong, I love the distressed look, but this frame was just a little to dark for my taste. I've bought some Waverly chalk paint at Wal Mart, and I really like its coverage. So this is how the frame looks now.
I painted the outer edge with white, then the inner part with pink (Ballet Slippers), and I left the most inner section white with gold. Love it now!! It still has the shabby chic look that's in my sunroom, but it has a cleaner look.
I know, it was on the hall tree, now in the sunroom. You know I can't leave anything alone!!
Another place I added pink is on this small stool. It was originally white, then aqua, with "Home Sweet Home" stenciled on the top, and now its pink.
I stacked it on top of another stool to hold plants. The heat of the last few weeks has really been tough on this creeping jenny, so I brought it into the sunroom. New growth is sprouting on them now.
I have enjoyed these two really quick projects. What have you changed recently?
Don't get me wrong, I love the distressed look, but this frame was just a little to dark for my taste. I've bought some Waverly chalk paint at Wal Mart, and I really like its coverage. So this is how the frame looks now.
I painted the outer edge with white, then the inner part with pink (Ballet Slippers), and I left the most inner section white with gold. Love it now!! It still has the shabby chic look that's in my sunroom, but it has a cleaner look.
I know, it was on the hall tree, now in the sunroom. You know I can't leave anything alone!!
Another place I added pink is on this small stool. It was originally white, then aqua, with "Home Sweet Home" stenciled on the top, and now its pink.
(Original color)
Here in aqua.
I stacked it on top of another stool to hold plants. The heat of the last few weeks has really been tough on this creeping jenny, so I brought it into the sunroom. New growth is sprouting on them now.
I have enjoyed these two really quick projects. What have you changed recently?
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