Happy Tuesday!!!
This blog has started so sloooowwww. I wasn't really sure where to take it, or what to put on it, or who would even read it. Then two weekends ago I happened to stumble upon this adorable handmade/vintage shop. The moment I walked into Green Table Gifts I was struck by inspiration! This cute shop carries Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, something I'd seen on Pinterest and craft blogs but was hesitant to order online, sight unseen. I had no idea there was a stockist so close to my house. I truly feel finding GTGifts was Serendipity!!!
Fast forward a week, and tons of ideas, later and a cheap find at Ross yields this black scroll picture frame:
The glass was cracked and it was marked down way cheap! Too good to pass up! I was so excited to paint it this gorgeous red, that I totally forgot to take a picture so I could post it here.
The painting was so easy, and just to give it good coverage, I painted two coats of Emperor Red.
I am sooo happy with the end result! This was my first venture with Annie Sloan paint, and I'm impressed with how easy it was to paint. No priming, no sanding, I just made sure the surface was clean, removed the glass and started painting!! I have plans to make this a cute memo board by adding a sheet of chalkboard vinyl, but it photographed so much better with my wedding photo! (haha)
<3 Sasha
Fast forward a week, and tons of ideas, later and a cheap find at Ross yields this black scroll picture frame:
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| Crazy Cheap Picture Frame! |
The glass was cracked and it was marked down way cheap! Too good to pass up! I was so excited to paint it this gorgeous red, that I totally forgot to take a picture so I could post it here.
The painting was so easy, and just to give it good coverage, I painted two coats of Emperor Red.
I allowed to dry for over 24 hours, then added the clear wax and buffed it to make it shiny.
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| sorry the pic is so blurry, it's dark in my garage! |
I am sooo happy with the end result! This was my first venture with Annie Sloan paint, and I'm impressed with how easy it was to paint. No priming, no sanding, I just made sure the surface was clean, removed the glass and started painting!! I have plans to make this a cute memo board by adding a sheet of chalkboard vinyl, but it photographed so much better with my wedding photo! (haha)
<3 Sasha
Update: I decided to go with my instinct and make it a mini-chalkboard. I'm so glad I did! Enjoy!!
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| Chalkboard Picture Frame <3 <3 |
**(disclaimer, neither Annie Sloan nor GTGifts asked me to endorse or rate their products or services, this is 100% my opinion)
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