Annie sloan paints

A blog about re-purposing vintage wood furniture, with many tutorials that include tips and tricks how to achieve the look you want in your décor.

I was feeling adventurous and tried a new layering technique that involves painting various Annie Sloan Chalk Paint colors using a brush, a spray water bottle, and some black wax. I should warn you, it gets a whole lot ugly before it starts looking good...

This post highlights two greys - Annie Sloan Chalk Paint French Linen and Paris Grey.

Furniture Painting Technique: A FABULOUS layering paint technique using Annie Sloan Chalk Paints®. In this post, you'll learn how to paint and layer multiple paint® colors onto a mirror or outdated furniture with these easy paint layering and blending tips!

Colorways by Leslie Stocker - a fabulous colour mixing resources for ASCP furniture painters.

Want a better alternative to chalk paint that is easier, faster and MUCH cheaper? In this tutorial, I share the best type of paint for wood furniture.

Learn more about the beauty of French Linen Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan and see painted furniture ideas to inspire you!

Have I told you that I am having the time of my life? My plan when the children got older was to be able to get back to my creative side. I have always been creative but I mean doing it for me. On my time, and what I love to do. I have been blessed with people that like what I do so I have been able to make a living from it too. I do all sorts of things from design work to painting on canvas. Of course I have this blog and I paint furniture too. Now I have the store that goes by the same…

Here are some samples I did today of different top coats you can do over Annie Sloan’s Chalk Paint in Old White. This will give you an idea of the different loo…

You’ve heard of the five stages of grief, right? Well, have you heard of the five stages of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint®? No? Well, let me enlighten you…. (Perhaps this experience will ring true for some of you.) STAGE #1: Intrigue: “A paint that requires no stripping, sanding, or priming? Tell me more!” STAGE #2:...