So, when I was given this little table, I knew a paint job with Fusion Mineral Paint would quickly transform it. It was painted a glossy black and is made from pine and plywood--nothing fancy. I used Algonquin to paint over the black.
Monday, May 16, 2016
French Linen Table
I am moving merchandise and working hard to keep up with supply and demand--which is a great problem to have. But, it means sometimes I need quick and easy projects that require very little attention.
So, when I was given this little table, I knew a paint job with Fusion Mineral Paint would quickly transform it. It was painted a glossy black and is made from pine and plywood--nothing fancy. I used Algonquin to paint over the black.
This paint dries so quickly, I just love it! I taped off some stripes to look like a French linen flour sack and painted the stripes with Casement.
I sanded the edges a little so a bit of black peeks through. Simple and updated--isn't paint grand?
So, when I was given this little table, I knew a paint job with Fusion Mineral Paint would quickly transform it. It was painted a glossy black and is made from pine and plywood--nothing fancy. I used Algonquin to paint over the black.
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A great job Bec, I love the stripes, they really give it that added pizzaz
ReplyDeleteThank you Lindy--super quick and easy!
DeleteBecky, the little table is adorable. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteThanks Cindy--it is really sturdy too!
DeleteI love the table, especially the stripes. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kelly!
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