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Showing posts with label chalk paint. Show all posts

Garden Bench Refresh with Chalk Paint



Happy Monday, Friends! Have you been busy in the garden lately? Today I'm sharing my latest project--I used chalk paint to refresh my garden bench...



chalk painted garden bench

How to Whitewash Cabinets and Doors: Bathroom Update Part III


Happy Monday, Friends! This month I've been featuring a series of DIY projects to complete a much needed bathroom update. First, I shared how to paint and stencil vinyl floors. Next, came my tutorial for thrifty painted countertops.  As promised, today I'm sharing the third segment of my bathroom update. This week I'll show you how to whitewash cabinets and doors... 


How to whitewash cabinets and doors

Repurposed Vintage Milk Can Snowman


Happy Wednesday, Friends! Today I'm sharing a fun project to add a little whimsy to your holiday curb appeal. Yes, I know Thanksgiving is still a week away. {If you missed my vintage Thanksgiving mantel, you can see it here.} It's one of my favorite holidays, so much so, that I'll be stepping away from the computer screen all next week to spend time with family. The thing is, I really like to savor the Christmas season which for me, means getting a head start on holiday crafts, and that brings me back to today's project. She's really too feminine to be called a snowman--isn't she sassy? Come see how I repurposed this vintage milk can and dressed her up with things I already had on hand...


repurposed vintage milk can snowman

How to Chalk Paint Vintage Dining Chairs: 2 Different Techniques


Hi there, Friends! Recently I updated the vintage dining chairs for my kitchen table with chalk paint. Undecided if I wanted to commit to painting all four, I started by painting two with my favorite brush on chalk paint. Then, after living with purposely mismatched chairs for a few months, I decided I was ready to paint the other two. When I was blessed to receive two cans of Rust-Oleum Chalked spray paint in a giveaway from Lauren at Wonderfully Made, I chose the Linen White shade so I could compare the two paints and share my results with you. Thank you to Lauren and Rust-Oleum! {This is not a sponsored post but I have included affiliate links for DIYers. See full disclosure here.} 


chalk painted dining chair tutorial

Vintage High Chair Upcycle: Friday's Find #213


Thank God it's thrifty Friday, Friends! I cannot believe it's Labor Day weekend! How do you spend the holiday? This week I have just a few finds to share--one big and one small. Today's post will be a little different as I share an upcycle, how I used my two finds together and a sneak peek at a future project!


vintage high chair upcycle

How to Paint a Pillow


Happy Wednesday, Friends! Have you ever purchased a pillow even though you knew it wasn't quite the right color? Maybe like me, you loved everything else about the design and it had a price tag you couldn't resist but when you got it home, you still weren't satisfied with the color. Well today, I'll show you how I updated my it's-so-pretty-and-comfy-if-only-it-was-the-right-color pillow with paint! 

how to paint a pillow

15 Minute Thrift Store Art Upcycle



Happy Wednesday, Friends! Friday I shared a recent thrift store art find.  For today's 15 Minute Fix, I'll show you how I gave it a mini upcycle to create a look I love...


15 minute thrift store art upcycle

Repurposed Greeting Card Valentine Art



Happy Wednesday, Friends! It's funny, I really hadn't planned on sharing so many Valentine projects. It seems I have a habit of tucking away pretty craft supplies for the holiday and this is the year to use them! 


repurposed Valentine greeting card art

Farmhouse Fabulous Vintage Basket Upcycle


Happy Wednesday, Friends!  Over the weekend I picked up a vintage basket at one of my favorite thrift stores.  I really love deep baskets for pretty storage especially those with lids, which are harder to come by. All it needed was a little love...


Upcycled vintage farmhouse basket