Sentences with phrase «old ochre»

The first coat was painted in Provence and the second coat was painted in Old Ochre Chalk Paint.

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Step 1 Use a 4 ″ foam roller to roll on 1 - 2 coats of Old Ochre Chalk Paint over the existing lampshade.

I did a wash of chalk paint in Old Ochre mixed with some water.

I still plan on accenting the hutch with Old Ochre also to highlight the details.

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I just completed a lovely headboard using Old Ochre and Napoleonic Blue!

or French Linen over Graphite, Provence over Old Ochre OR just Old White «washed» over natural wood!

He is actually done in a combo of old ochre and coco, distressed and clear wax applied.

I painted over the brass handles with Old Ochre, Clear Waxed them and then rubbed on some Royal Design Studio Stencil Creme is Bronze Age and rubbed some back off with some more Clear Wax.

And since we are doing neutrals - let's talk about Old Ochre.

If debating between this color and Pure White or Old Ochre Chalk Paint ®, visit this link here = > http://www.thepurplepaintedlady.com/2014/04/difference-between-annie-sloans-white-chalk-paint-colors/

Handpaint a checkerboard pattern on the backside of the table top using Old Ochre and the Barcelona Orange color mix.

I painted it all in Old Ochre, highlighted it with Napoleonic Blue, finished it all with Clear Wax and then added some Dark Wax.

Leftover Annie Sloan paint in Linen and Old Ochre followed by one coat of clear wax, one coat of dark wax and one top coat of clear wax again!

Color Old Ochre and Annie's Dark Wax... Chalk Paint ® by Annie Sloan Seen at thenewestofold.blogspot.ca

Diane Llewellyn Grover finished this in Old Ochre / Old Violet Annie Sloan chalk paint.

® in Country Grey, and Old Ochre to create this rustic Swedish look.

I think blue tinted wax with French Linen or Old Ochre or Country Grey would look pretty amazing.

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Annie used Chalk Paint ® in Country Grey, and Old Ochre to create this rustic Swedish look.

She painted the dresser with various shades of pink, Annie Sloan's Antibes Green, Old Ochre and Shades of Olive.

As you can see, Old Ochre is just a bit darker.

Once the light was dry, I brushed the Old Ochre over the entire light.

I started out by painting the body with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old Ochre.

- Sample pot of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old Ochre (or sub Martha Stewart Vintage Finish Paint in Ivory)-- Martha Stewart Vintage Finish Paint in Brooke - Clear wax (Annie Sloan Clear Wax is my favorite)- Dark wax (I used Annie Sloan Dark Wax but I've used and like this product as well)- Small natural fiber brush - Old white t - shirt

She striped the sides of the dresser with Shades of Pink and Old Ochre then glazed for an antiqued look.

I chose French Linen and Old Ochre along with clear and dark wax (which will be totally utilized in my office / guest room makeover yet to come!

I also painted these tables a color called Old Ochre which is a much lighter color, almost an off white.

If you're familiar with Annie Sloan's Old White, Old Ochre is similar but a tad more caramel - y if that makes sense.

or French Linen over Graphite, Provence over Old Ochre OR just Old White «washed» over natural wood!

I really like Chateau Grey paired with Antoinette, Scandinavian Pink, Duck Egg Blue, Old White and Old Ochre.

I decided to use Annie Sloan chalk paint «Old Ochre» for the graphic.

I casually painted the bench in Old Ochre Chalk Paint ®, not really caring if I covered everything.

So one day, I saw a little jar of Annie Sloan Old Ochre at one of my favorite boutiques in town and was sold!

Old Ochre was perfect — not too bright and the color coordinated really well with the tile colors in the kitchen.

I did a wash of chalk paint in Old Ochre mixed with some water.

I also painted these tables a color called Old Ochre which is a much lighter color, almost an off white.

Old Ochre and Pure White.

The light gold was achieved by mixing together Barcelona Orange and Old Ochre.

First, I did a couple coats of Zinsser primer and then a couple coats of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old Ochre.

I forgot to take a photo of the inside, but it's one large open space for storage and it's just Old Ochre without the dry brushing.

All the new pieces fit thankfully, and next up was painting everything in Old Ochre Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan (separately) and then reassembling it all back together.

I planned to do two layers and some distressing, so first I painted a layer of Old Ochre Chalk Paint ®.

I decided to water down Old Ochre for the skin and Aubusson and Louis Blue for the sailor outfit.

Two issues later, Colin Barras identifies the significance of cosmetics in human development, with the earliest evidence for this being 100,000 - year - old ochre pigments (25 October, p 32).

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Charming colonial towns where cobblestone streets wind past centuries - old adobe buildings painted in rich sunburnt hues of ochre and yellow and brown and coral...

In addition to pieces of ochre that appear to have been engraved — the oldest such abstract art in the world — archaeologists have found tool kits that included abalone shells used as containers to mix ochre with crushed bone, charcoal, quartz and other material to make paint.

Olorgesailie, Kenya: Researchers recently discovered two pieces of ochre, intentionally shaped by humans, that were at least 307,000 years old.

Blombos Cave, South Africa: Dated to about 100,000 years ago, ochre - processing «tool kits» and other artifacts found at the site — including an engraved piece of ochre, the oldest known art of its type — suggest early humans were capable of modern, complex behaviors much earlier than once thought.