Before: Nondescript, blah table:
After: Wow!
I like to paint with Annie Sloan chalk paint (old white). The Graphics Fairy has fantastic images. I really like this french stamp image. It was tiny, but The Graphics Fairy has a tutorials on how to enlarge images and various methods to apply the images. The stamp printed out on 6 pages (reversed image)! After cutting it out, I applied Mod Podge on the top of the painted table; carefully placed each piece (face down) on top of the Mod Podged table and smoothed out all the bubbles. After a night of drying, I used a wet sponge and with a lot of patience, gently wet/pealed away the paper until I got to the image. Some of the image pulled away, but I liked the look. After the image dried again, I applied 2 coats of Mod Podge (drying between coats) to the top of the image. Then hand sanding. A dry brush with a bit of Annie Sloan Emperor's Red chalk paint. More sanding. Finished with Annie Sloan clear wax; dark wax, clear wax. <whew>
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Monday, June 16, 2014
French Stamp End Table
Labels:
accent table,
Annie Sloan Chalk paint,
Annie Sloan Paint,
antiqued,
ASCP,
casual,
end table,
French,
label,
Mod Podge,
paint,
painted wood,
red,
repurposed,
table,
The Graphics Fairy,
Thrift Store,
vintage,
white
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Getting Ready for Market Days!
Well, I'm prepping for next week's Market Days at Chartreuse. Painting and creating...my fingers are raw!
This chair was a pain in the heiney! The original stain bled through the paint. I had to paint 2 coats of primer!
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This chair was a pain in the heiney! The original stain bled through the paint. I had to paint 2 coats of primer!
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