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Welcome Paint Lovers…
Emily @ Namely Original submitted her cute crate shelf.
She found a dirty, old crate, cleaned it up and sanded it down. The she painted it with just regular acrylic paint. Super cute display option!
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Have a great day with a splash of paint!
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Connie @ Shabby For Sure submitted her cute shutter drawer combo.
She used Kilz 2 to prime and a Valspar acrylic paint on the shutter and drawer. Such a creative idea!
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Laurie @ House of 34 submitted her storage cabinet.
She took a cabinet she scored for Free and gave it a much needed makeover with paint. She used Zinsser 123 Plus Primer and painted with Valspar Signature Satin Finish in White.
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Connie @ Shabby for Sure submitted her adorable table.
She repaired her cute table and then applied a coat of DiY chalk paint (2/3 acrylic paint, 1/3 Plaster of Paris, and a little water). Then she added two coats of Valspar acrylic satin Robin’s Egg Blue. She finished with a coat of Minwax Wipe-On Polyurethane, Interior Clear.
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Ruthie @ Do It Myself submitted her hutch transformation…
She painted a vintage hutch with Martha Stewart paint in Weathervane a pretty purple/black color.
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Maureen @ It’s All Connected submitted her shelf makeover.
The cost of the shelf and makeover was only $4!
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Janet @ The Empty Nest submitted this beautiful Annie Sloan chalk painted shelf.
She took a thrifted black wood shelf and turned it into something Marie Antoinette would proudly hang in Versailles! She used Annie Sloan chalk paint in Emile and Old White with clear wax on top and then adored with 24 kt Gold leafing.
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Cheri @ It’s So Cheri submitted her family sign.
She used acrylic paint, glaze and a vinyl to create this cute piece!
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