Today was a quiet day; a day to putter and “nest.”In between gusting winds and rare moments when rays of warm sunshine kissed through the chill, I managed to get my rear in gear and tackle a funky, junky old chair that has spent too many winters in a shed.Two coats of annie sloan white chalkpaint and “ta da!” Tomorrow I’ll sand the paint, consider touch ups, and perhaps add a stencilled crown. Stay tuned for the final reveal.
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PS~ A "shout out" to my inspirational blogging sister, Found This, Painted That.
https://foundthispaintedthat.wordpress.com/
annie sloan chalk paint “love”
vintage, books, and brunch
Ok I am following you, not because you mentioned me, but because man! You can write! I’m embarrassed I didn’t follow you sooner. AND the chair looks fabulous. Nice job!
Nice job. What a transformation!
Thank you anneli. It looks even better- sanded and stencilled. Check back for the final reveal.
Will do. I used to do more of that kind of furniture restoration, but somehow other priorities took over. I do remember that it gave me a real feeling of satisfaction to restore something that would otherwise have been junked.
Agree. Usually there’s a “story” that comes along with the furniture “hand off” and because of that connection I find it difficult to toss the piece to the curb- lol.