

I have done my fair share of fabric painting and have learned a lot through trial and error. I love the process of painting on fabric because it really allows you to get the exact color and design you want at a relatively low cost. I thought I would put together a list of recommendations and products that I use to help you achieve maximum results when attempting to paint or stencil fabric. Here is what I have learned along the way…
If you missed the first two posts on the Pottery Barn Inspired Sports theme room click here for the reveal, and here for the vintage football scoreboard. Today I will show you how I transformed some rustic hand-me-down furniture with some blue paint to brighten up a boy’s room. My sister-in-law’s brother got {…Read More…}
I had the privilege of redoing this round barrel like table for an Indy Style viewer. The painted and stained combo is the perfect contrast in my book. Adding just a bit of distressing ties in the cream paint with the darker stain. Every month I am partnering with Indy Style, my local lifestyle show, {…Read More…}

Today I thought I would show you a personalized project that you can make for a new mom. It is an adorable birth announcement pillow that I found at Uncommon Goods. With the Silhouette Cameo machine this project is so simple to make. It is like subway art on a pillow. If you {…Read More…}

I have been wanting to make an upholstered headboard for a while now but finding the perfect fabric often proves difficult, unless of course, I was willing to pay $50/yard. Why not stencil your own fabric? You get the color and pattern you want without the hunt and the cost. So I made a stenciled {…Read More…}
I have a thing for storage. The minute I was sent a big box full of Martha Stewart’s new paint line I immediately thought “Where am I going to store this?” I decided to add to my craft paint storage with a little shelf that probably once stored nic-nacs. So after I {…Read More…}
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