For this little cabinet I was going for a weathered look, like peeling paint... got this at the Habitat for Humanity store:
As you may know, I am the Southern Oregon Retailer for CeCe Caldwell clay and chalk paints and with this paint, there is NO priming or Sanding! yay!!
so I first painted the top with Spring hill green (CeCe paint) let dry, then painted on a deep turquoise latex paint from Lowe's... then i let dry and painted on Destin Gulf Green--kindof blobbed it on is spots i was going to wipe off for the layered look (CeCe paint) then let dry..
I then sanded with a dewalt sander - I then waxed with CeCe wax and DONE!!
Linking up to : VERY MERRY VINTAGE STYLE




it looks amazing! i love the green coming through the blue!
ReplyDeleteLove it. Good to know you can use this paint with latex paint.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous job, Mindy! Wow! You are one talented gal! I've just started hearing about Cece Paint. How does it differ from Annie Sloan? I'm curious to hear more about it! Thanks for being a new follower over at Heaven's Walk! I'm following you now, too! :)
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Mindy, this is delish! LOVE these two colors together and you did an amazing job with the distressing to show off the perfect amount of the Spring Hill Green ~ LOVE!! Shelly
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ReplyDeleteIt's realy nice.Thanks Mnddy.
ReplyDeleteIt's mix coloer is very nice.I love it.
ReplyDeleteVintages style is looks traditional.It's really good.
ReplyDeleteThe pain is really awesome.
ReplyDeleteFantastic blog and lovely ideas! It looks so gorgeous.
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Hope to see you on my blog:)
Thank you so much - I fell in love with this and had to try it. Here's the results. Love your blog! :)
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