{DIY} Before & After
This was my very first time painting furniture this past summer and I cant believe I totally almost forgot to post the before & after photos. Of course with being pregnant all summer, having the baby, I almost forget everything now!
Anyways..
I had the most fun time painting this old chocolate wooden bedroom set. I didn't want to use just one color, the moment I stepped into the boutique I was swept away with all the colors to choose from!
So I decided to paint 3 different colors.
If you haven't already heard of this amazing product.
It's the Annie Sloan Chalk Paint. I absolutely fell in love with her products the moment I laid my eyes on the before & after shots.
I did a lot of research and looked at other blogs and got really inspired.
If your in the Portland, OR area and would be interested in buying her products you may purchase them at this adorable boutique called The Purple Pear.
Anyways..
I had the most fun time painting this old chocolate wooden bedroom set. I didn't want to use just one color, the moment I stepped into the boutique I was swept away with all the colors to choose from!
So I decided to paint 3 different colors.
If you haven't already heard of this amazing product.
It's the Annie Sloan Chalk Paint. I absolutely fell in love with her products the moment I laid my eyes on the before & after shots.
I did a lot of research and looked at other blogs and got really inspired.
If your in the Portland, OR area and would be interested in buying her products you may purchase them at this adorable boutique called The Purple Pear.
There are various steps to follow when painting furniture. These are the steps that I took.
That's it! And I loved the results! I can't wait to paint some more antique finds in the near future!
Have you ever painted furniture? Id love to hear and see your before & after photos. You may email me at vintageprettyo@gmail.com and I'll post them on my blog!
♥
Step 1. Use sand paper to remove the old paint and gloss.
Step 2. Use a damp rag to wipe all the dust and crumbs from sanding before applying paint.
Step 3. Paint double coats of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint using a regular thick brush.
Step 4. After it completely drys. Use the Annie Sloan wax brush to apply the dark wax over the blue & green end tables, and use the clear wax over the white dresser. To get a better understanding of how to apply the wax you may read about it here
Step 5. Use a sanding block to go over the edges to give it a more distressed look.
Step 5. Use a sanding block to go over the edges to give it a more distressed look.
Step 6. Replace Knobs
That's it! And I loved the results! I can't wait to paint some more antique finds in the near future!
Have you ever painted furniture? Id love to hear and see your before & after photos. You may email me at vintageprettyo@gmail.com and I'll post them on my blog!
♥
Comments
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xo TJ
The turn out is beautiful, looks like completely different furniture, Love it!
~Anya