Building a Farmhouse Style Table
For as long as I can remember I’ve wanted a farmhouse style table. A table that was long enough to fit my entire family, which has now grown to 12.
For as long as I can remember I’ve wanted a farmhouse style table. A table that was long enough to fit my entire family, which has now grown to 12.
I thought it would be fun to take a look back at some of the painted furniture pieces I’ve painted in 2014. You won’t be surprised that most of them are white.
When I realized I was out of ASCP Pure White and Old Ochre I decided to make my own paint to help add a little bit of contrast to my booth space. I think this washstand is going to be really pretty in pale green.
We found this buffet about a month ago. My wagon was already packed full and before I knew it she had pulled the tag.
Aaaaand we’re back…to painting dressers Annie Sloan Chalk Paint Old White that is. I don’t even know if you guys remember this dresser or not.
I thought I would give you a break from all of the white painted furniture, you don’t mind right? I picked up this vintage piece and to be perfectly honest I had no idea what it was.
I bought this wicker trunk a little over a month ago. It wasn’t in bad shape it was just in need for a major update. I know hunter green was a hot for a minute in the 90’s and maybe these sunflowers were hot as well.
I didn’t want to write this post. I wanted to skip right over it, deal with this epic fail in silence and never mention it again. Ever.
I love my Mom. Totally adore her. She really is one of the sweetest people ever created and she believes I can pretty much do anything.
In addition to white painted furniture pieces, my customers also ask for items inspired by sea glass and driftwood. I picked up this table a few months ago.
You guys, it’s hotter than a “peppa” patch in Florida! I try to start painting in the early morning hours but sometimes it takes longer than I expect and I wind up having to compete with the summer heat.
A little over a month ago, I was contacted by a Florida craftsman to review a handmade wooden herb bed. He thought it would make a great addition to my booth at The Picker’s Market. I saw a picture and agreed to give it a trial run.