Personalized Coral Desk
The start of a new school always makes me think through organization in my home. As kids get older their…
The start of a new school always makes me think through organization in my home. As kids get older their…
Can’t help falling in love with this Farmhouse Bench every time I look at it now. And it was really…
Oh my gosh I am so totally in love with this dresser. I was super leery of painting it, thinking…
Would you ever in a million years guess that this was a computer desk at one point in time? Yep…
I’ve been experimenting lately with chalk paint. If you are going for a look that is layered and distressed, chalk paint is your best bet for getting just the right look. Now that I’m excited about chalk paint (don’t get that mixed up with chalkboard paint), I can’t stop oohing and ahhing over other chalk paint projects I’ve seen around the blogosphere. Take a look at these 5 Ways to Use Chalk Paint and be inspired!
So after round 2 with the Ce Ce Caldwell Chalk and Clay paints I must say I love them. If you have a project where you want to layer paints or sand to show some architectural detail then I would definitely recommend the Ce Ce Caldwell chalk and clay paint. It leaves such a smooth finish on your piece.
I mentioned in a previous post that I had tried the CeCe Caldwell clay and chalk paints and that I wasn’t impressed with my first use. But I did say I was going to give it another go since I was a newbie and wasn’t sure I was using them correctly.
How to Reupholster and upcycle and Old chair yourself. Jamie from C.R.A.F.T is the newest addition to my contributor team…