Sentences with phrase «paint grain sack»

You're so clever to paint a grain sack pattern on your dresser.

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You could always get plain white / cream and then paint the grain sack stripes on.

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I have been wanting to paint grain sack stripes for the longest time..

Visit my post on painting Grain Sack Stripes to achieve this look!

While the first coat of milk paint was drying, I painted grain sack stripes on a piece of drop cloth left over from other projects.

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This paint must have a very high ammonia content because within a few hours after completing the stools I smelled a very strong and distinct «cat pee» smell that was driving me crazy... I used vintage grain / feed sacks to upholster the seats and at first I thought maybe that was the problem... but upon further investigation I realized that every square inch of wood that has the Amy Howard chalk paint on it smells like ammonia... every.single.inch.

It turned out gorgeous Karen - I just painted a begere chair too - would have loved to include a grain sack stripe but my fabric is textured - Love yours!

Hi Carrie, I always mention paint colour in my posts this one is Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint in Grain Sack and I used wax on the body of the piece and Tung Oil on the top.

I stripped down the top and painted the base in a mix of MMS Milk Paint Shutter Gray and Grain Sack.

These are beautiful, I am loving any furniture painted with grain sack stripes lately.

I used white spray paint and then went over them with a Grain Sack milk paint using a dry brushing technique.

I'm not talking about the kind where you can buy knock - off perfumes and old recliners but the kind where you shop lovingly staged booths with things like lavender bundles, beautifully painted furniture, grain sacks and olive buckets.

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Probably use milk paint so it can have some beautiful chippy goodness... Maybe Miss Mustard Seed's ironstone or grain sack.

Jonathan Jones of The Guardian newspaper noted that his «Dry - stone walling, sacks of grain and rice, and a painting that includes part of the score of St John Passion by JS Bach, bring a sense of real life, organic and ancient, into the museum.»

As for the secretary itself, I ended up using Miss Mustard Seed «s «Shutter Gray» milk paint on the outside of it, and I'm currently awaiting the arrival of some «Grain Sack» milk paint to use on the inside of it.

I used Grain Sack - colored milk paint from Miss Mustard Seed, and lem me just tell ya - the winner of the Most Un-Fun Thing In The World To Paint With A Paint Brush is definitely the cubby and drawer section of a secretary.

After it was dry, I painted on some «Grain Sack» colored milk paint I got from my friend Marian (Miss Mustard Seed)...

I dreamed of painting it in Annie Sloan Old White and covering the upholstery in vintage grain sacks.

The paint is Americana Chalky finish paint that I love and have used it on many projects including my grain sack inspired bench makeover, a midcentury modern dresser, and painted pumpkins.

This paint must have a very high ammonia content because within a few hours after completing the stools I smelled a very strong and distinct «cat pee» smell that was driving me crazy... I used vintage grain / feed sacks to upholster the seats and at first I thought maybe that was the problem... but upon further investigation I realized that every square inch of wood that has the Amy Howard chalk paint on it smells like ammonia... every.single.inch.

I have some chairs that are road side saves... and I bought some drop cloth for these... I have found one thing that is fun about drop cloths... you can paint on them... I have painted stripes for a grain sack look, I have also used tea to stain them for more of a vinatage look... I love the pics with yur boys so very cute... they grow up so fast... Mine were less then 2 years apart....

As you walk through the room toward dining and living rooms on the right, and look back, you can see a church pew I painted a pale blue, the mantel / shelf I built, the grain sack stockings I sewed, lots of fresh greenery, and a sparkling mantel vignette of blues / greens / whites.

Filled with things I love: my gallery wall, the new paint color (Mascarpone by Benjamin Moore), grain sack pillows I sewed, thrift store cloches filled with rice lights, and a couple of chairs I sewed new grain sack seat covers for.

It's time to paint the few pieces I have left, and pull some accessories from the floor like grain sacks and smalls.

I hand painted faux grain sack lines on a few and heat transferred vintage images onto the others.

Also, I traded out the bench that was here with the wooden grain sack inspired bench I painted.

I pulled out my left over Chalky Finish paint that I used on my recent Grain Sack inspired Bench Makeover and got to work.

Give a humble pumpkin sophisticated style by painting it to resemble an antique European grain sack.

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Using drop cloth and acrylic craft paint, I made these grain sack inspired shams to finish off our new poster bed.

In the end, I spent around $ 95 per chair once you factor in the grain sacks, paint and wax.