Sentences with phrase «n't painted furniture»

Those of you who haven't painted furniture before might think that it is a big undertaking to paint a piece furniture, but... it's... not!

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I thought I was the only one that couldn't paint furniture.

Not exact matches

Not to mention building a new sandbox for the kids amidst it all, painting furniture because I asked very nicely, and editing his own work in this book to boot.

Color Wonder paints are clear and only work on Color Wonder special paper; they won't color on skin, carpet or furniture.

I chose chalk paint because it didn't require sanding before we started and I had heard chalk paint is fairly forgiving when painting furniture.

White wash the walls, trim boards, paint the fireplace white and throw white couch covers on all your furniture if replacing it isn't in your budget.

If you get a hand - me - down dresser that doesn't match the rest of the white furniture in the nursery, a few coats of paint will make it fit right in.

We've done a little painting outside, put up new light fixtures, painted furniture, gotten new appliances, and bought all new furniture in our living room, but I don't think anything has been quite as exciting or as fun as putting together our new baby nursery!

If your child is a baby or toddler, don't let him chew on painted surfaces, such as windowsills, cribs, play yards, or furniture.

Great comparison Jen and I'd have to agree with you even though I don't have nearly as much experience with furniture painting.

Painting our current furniture wasn't an option because it is still nice and I didn't want to ruin it, BUT that didn't mean I didn't WANT to!

HI Jackie, I actually don't really do much with stained furniture only painted so I wouldn't be the best one to answer that, and I would hate to tell you the wrong thing.

I figured when I came across a piece of furniture that screamed to be painted as a British Flag then I wouldn't hesitate to start the project.

However... if you wanted to do a quick experiment / study to * test paint * ~ why not use some plain piece of furniture that did not have all the beautiful wood, the line work, the curves and other features of this Art Deco styled beauty?

If someone were to look at me, they might not be surprised to learn that I also like classic novels, painting, antique furniture and old houses.

Plus, I can't be the only person who has a hard time getting a durable finish using regular spray paint on furniture... even with a top coat I usually end up chipping the paint.

My sister has been helping me with decor, furniture and paint options (more on that soon — can't wait to share it with you)!

The gift of this furniture came with the promise not to paint one piece.

The short version is that I found this furniture at the Restoration Hardware outlet (it's been about 8 years ago now) and it was all beat up and was actually stained, not painted like it is now.

Plus — I didn't want every single piece of furniture to be painted.

This is probably something I could have done myself but I didn't have a ton of experience at painting furniture and my husband and I both wanted it to be something that would look amazing and last forever so we had it professionally sprayed, which I highly recommend by the way.

Blogging and painting / selling furniture isn't always the easiest thing to do.

What?  You don't know about Barb? You must add her to the list of blogs you follow, she is the end all, know all of the paint and furniture world. And oh so cool to boot!Â

Normally I don't like too much distressing on painted furniture, but on these chairs I did want to highlight the press back design by distressing a little extra in that area.

Do you want to paint a piece of furniture with our guidance and assistance but don't need the instruction given in a workshop?

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If you aren't familiar with this series, a group of blogging friends who enjoy painting furniture team up each month to make over a piece of furniture with a theme.

If you want to participate, but you don't paint several pieces of furniture a week (like I generally do), then share your favorite piece of furniture, a great thrift store find, a unique arrangement in your home, or even a piece of furniture that's on your wish list.

LOVE chalk paint and how easy it is not to mention what it can do to a piece of furniture!

You might notice that the color scheme isn't my usual, since I tend to use nontraditional colors a lot, but with the black painted furniture and the deep blue blankets, I really thought this room called for some traditional red and green.

If you haven't noticed yet, I seem to have a slight obsession with white painted furniture.

I've just gotten into furniture painting myself although I haven't tried anything more ambitious than a small 3 drawer chest or a chair.

Wipe down furniture to remove any lose dirt and cover anything you don't want to paint.

Don't be alarmed by the first couple coats of paint when you are painting furniture.

I can not believe you spray painted the dining room furniture!

Not all furniture has to be painted!

The great thing about painting furniture with chalk paint is that you don't have to prime or sand it!

My ugly bedroom furniture wouldn't take chalk paint and I was completely offended by both the dresser and the paint for awhile.

I learned that I could work all day as a cashier at a fabulous porch / yard sale (I'm talking antiques, vintage items, painted furniture, linens, OH MY) and not spend a single penny.

I've shared plenty of black painted furniture on this site, so that's not terribly exciting.

I haven't been brave enough to paint any of my furniture, but if I do, this color is going on my list!

I didn't expect to like it so much and it seems to have a much better adherence level than my homemade plaster paint, especially on some of the older french provintial furniture that has the almost «formica» type dresser tops.

If you will not be using furniture specific paint, (milk paint, chalk paint) and your piece is really shiny, I would give it a scuff sanding with 220 grit sandpaper to knock off some of the shine before spraying / painting.

Chalk Paint and Milk Paint I use on the outside of my furniture and the Fusion I have just started to use on the inside (I do not paint the outside of furniture with Fusion, I just don't like working with it, but it is great on the inside — Fusion Paint claims to be a «Chalk - Like Paint» but it is nothing like chalk paint — this is my honest opinion).

I not only love to paint furniture — but also, frames, baskets, books, boxes, statues, metals, candlesticks, ceramics... the list can go on!

You don't have to go through several steps of preparation — the chalk paint glides on and covers furniture beautifully.

You could have picked out another piece of furniture to paint, but not this one.

not, as you would think, painting furniture.

I'm not brave enough to leave painted furniture unsealed with three little boys in the house!