Homemade Chalk Style Paint Pie Safe
May 15, 2013 by 15 Comments
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Inside the RV was this little pine cabinet. It was cute, but bland. It reminds me of a pie safe.
I love this chalk-style paint because it distresses so easily with just a damp rag – no need to make a mess sanding the paint.
I wiped a lot of the paint off, so some of the wood grain underneath would show through.
It makes such an adorable display cabinet.
Blessings,
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It has an authentic vintage look.
Love, love, love the color Angie, and what a big difference a little paint makes.
What a transformation …. good job.
Turned out really cute. Do you clear wax or seal it after you wipe the paint off?
Love that color.
Hugs,
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Adorable little cabinet! It looks like it came from an old farmhouse. You did good!
It is super cute! Great color choice.
Love how it turned out–the color is great!
Angie,
This is so pretty. I love the color. Super sweet.
Kris
Cute, cute, cute and great choice of color!
Farmhouse hugs,
Cindy
love this!! very cute! would you be willing to share your homemade chalk paint recipe? i have paint, and cupboard- but, do not know which recipe to use….thanks!
Very pretty indeed! I’d be interested in your recipe as well. I’ve used the flat paint and unsanded grout with pretty good results but am always looking to improve.
I love the distressing and the color. I hope this sweetie finds a great home:0)
Love love love that color~ great makeover! Thanks for linking up at Feathered Nest Friday!
awesome color, you did a great job. Don’t you love wet distressing!
love this!
I’ve been busy, so looks like I’ve missed some things around here.
have a super week
b