Once I purchased this Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, I feel like 'Oh, My goodness, I can redecorate my whole house!' I had a few projects that I tackled this weekend-trying to play around with what all you can do with the paint. I still have not mastered AT ALL the dark wax. I know there is a technique and it seems so simple: wax on-wax off. But, it's not that easy to get the perfect look. I will be very excited once I take a class at the end of this month.
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| This is the before picture of a lamp that Blake has had since we got married. I thought it needed a little updating and a quick dust! |
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| After! |
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| A picture frame that I painted using the Annie Sloan Provence color. I did use some of the dark wax on this frame. |
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| This is a little table I had in Cooper's room for his night stand. But, I've rearranged his room and really didn't need it anymore. I painted this with the Annie Sloan Old White. If you only apply one coat of paint, you can sand it with a wet rag (which is way less messy) rather than using a sand tool. |
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| Again, Love Love this paint! I will say, it seems pricey for these little cans, but it goes a LONG way! I purchased the Annie Sloan Old White, and Provence. The Old White I love, you can really do a lot with the color. |
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