Showing posts with label Milk paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milk paint. Show all posts
Monday, November 4, 2013
Eulalie's Sky Milk Paint and a New Booth
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Recent Projects and Market Preview
It's been a while, hasn't it?! I've been incredibly busy the last week or so... From out-of-town house hunting trips, two hour nightly swim practices for the girls, and the fact that all the kids are home all day fills up quite a bit of my time. But...I've also been super-busy getting ready for the first Carolina Vintage (mini) Market this weekend.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Two-toned Dresser and Kitchen Scale Dining Table
After losing a good week of productive time due to giving my back a rest and having a wonderful birthday and Mother's Day weekend...it felt good to get back to work in the garage today. I can't wait to work on some of the pieces of furniture that I have lined up and I've got lots of ideas to make them look "new" again!
Monday, February 4, 2013
Expanded Booth Pics and Recent Projects
I'm on a bit of a recovery day today...recovering both my house and myself from the past several days! As I've been mentioning the last couple of weeks that I was working on some projects for the newly expanded booth at SuzAnna's Antiques that was set for yesterday.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Kitchen Scale, Ironstone, and French Opera Glasses
I picked up this cute little dresser back around Christmas when I was digging through barns and it took me a few weeks to get the motivation to tackle it because it looked like this before...
Labels:
Furniture Transformations,
Milk paint,
Vintage Style
Friday, January 11, 2013
A New Color, Booth News, and Future Projects
I love trying new colors of paint. There really isn't any color that I don't really like either...maybe orange, but even in the right shade and setting, I can appreciate orange. When I paint furniture for resale, I almost always use pale blues and greens, whites and creams, colors that I use in my home. Lately, I've been branching out a bit more and painting with colors I'm not normally drawn to as well as some saturated ones...have to change things up a bit.
Labels:
Chalk Paint,
Furniture Transformations,
Junkin',
Milk paint,
Suzanna's
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Kitchen Scale Milk Paint Sideboard
I've been on a milk paint kick lately! I just love trying out Miss Mustard Seed's colors in her new line of paint and "Kitchen Scale" has been at the top of my list....
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Southern Bloggers Conference Recap
Wow...I think I've finally recovered enough from this last weekend...not sure if my house is fully recovered yet from me being gone, but it's getting there. For 14 weeks, a wonderful group of women...Barb from The Everyday Home, Shirley from Housepitality Designs, Amy from Atta Girl Says, Suzy from Worthing Court, Cindy from Living on the Bliss, and myself had been planning the first ever Southern Bloggers Conference here in Raleigh, NC for this past weekend. Here's a brief recap of the weekend...
Labels:
Milk paint,
Southern Bloggers Conference,
Suzanna's,
The South
Friday, October 5, 2012
Luckett's Green Milk Paint Cabinet
I've been dying to try Miss Mustard Seed's Milk Paint in Luckett's Green. I seem to stick to safer, muted colors and even though I love green, my stand-by paint colors are usually some shade of blue. Nailing just the right shade of green is pretty challenging, but Marian came up with just the perfect hue...a bright, spring green or Luckett's Green inspired by the Old Luckett's Store in VA.
When I picked this cabinet up, it immediately reminded me of a 40's-50's style kitchen hutch and thought it would be fun to try out the new color with. The cabinet was definitely dreary before (sorry for the bad phone pic)...
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Milk Paint Dresser
When I was visiting my local Woodcraft store about a month ago, I thought I'd pick up some milk paint. I didn't have any specific piece of furniture I wanted to paint with it, but I've always wanted to try it and bought it on a whim...
Labels:
Furniture Transformations,
Milk paint,
Vintage Style
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