Sentences with phrase «love of milk paint»

However, all thoughts, opinions, and love of milk paint are wholly my own.

Not exact matches

My daughter loves doing kids» craft projects, playing with her American Girl WellieWisher dolls, painting her nails with this fun Milk & Cookies nail polish, and of course giving fun gifts to her friends.

If you have followed her blog, you know that Marian loves to restyle furnishings with a variety of paint (including Chalk Paint ™ by Annie Sloan), but she has always had a special place in her heart and her practice for milk paint.

I always love those classes, because I get to help people work on one of their own pieces as they learn how to use milk paint and the finishes.

We love the details of this Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint sideboard from Deb of Lake Girl Paints!

I have loved milk paint for thirty years and this post is a perfect example of why.

I painted it in a paint product I was testing out, but the pale blue color was blending into the wall and I really wanted the character that I love so much from milk paint, so I slapped on a coat of Boxwood one morning.

I love the way the dresser turned out.The milk paint looks so much better than ordinary paint and I really appreciate the fact that you hand painted the design on the drawers instead of stenciling them.

There are lots of abstract painters around at the moment who love this stuff, and who are milking it, and bit by bit, unambitiously hollowing out abstract painting until it is borderline meaningless.

I love how some of the holes in the metal part underneath are still showing, and the way the milk paint created a crackled effect in different places while it was drying.

Still kind of in love with the results I got on the milk paint sign using my latex with calcium carbonate undercoat, I decided to go the same route.

All opinion on the ease of using milk paint, my love of cubbies, and creating a fun painted furniture piece are all my own.

-- what I really love to do, only now it is through this awesome milk paint which has taken hold of my heart.

If you have followed her blog, you know that Marian loves to restyle furnishings with a variety of paint (including Chalk Paint ™ by Annie Sloan), but she has always had a special place in her heart and her practice for milk paint.

Previously, I had used milk paint on a piece of furniture and loved the results, so I visited The Purple Painted Lady ® in Macedon to talk to them about milk paint on walls.

I love the texture of the milk paint.

I loved her hand painted samples of her milk paint line... we just sent folks over there to check them out before buying colors.

We love the details of this Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint sideboard from Deb of Lake Girl Paints!

I love the new milk paint color, it's totally in my preferred range of shades, but I am so sad to see it go on that beautiful dresser!

Love the tips about milk paint as have been unsure of difference between milk versus chalk paint.

I've used the bonding agent when I loved a specific color of milk paint, like you mentioned.

And I love her line of milk paint.

I want to thank Marian of Miss Mustard Seed for collaborating with me on this little makeover project, and below I have milk paint projects from other bloggers so you can see just how versatile the paint is and why others love using it!