I could paint every day.
Walls. Canvases. Fabric. Pots. Furniture. My kids.
Every day, if given the chance I would be quite happy with paint on my fingers and a brush in my hands. Several years ago I bought a little wooden chair. The seat looks like it was hand carved, as do the legs and spindles. It is wonky and imperfect – just perfect for me. Unfortunately, I did not seal the wood and let it sit on our front porch where the weather began to take its toll. Or…I could say fortunately I left it outside and as a result it needed to be painted – a sunny yellow for a happy addition to our summer porch.
- Brush
- American Decor Chalky Finish Paint – I used the color “Rejuvenate”. You can get it at Micheals, Hobby Lobby, Home Depot and JoAnn. “Rejuvenate” is a new color available online soon and eventually in the stores.
- Finish – I like the waxes if it is for an indoor project and the varnishes for outside projects
See that wonky seat and imperfect spindles? Perfect.I also used the DecoArt Chalky Finish paint on our green guest bed (color is “Fortune”).Now I need to just start collecting more chairs to give myself a reason to paint more…I’m not so sure Chris would agree with that though!
ByronAs usual, character and love in everything you do! Love the chair and bed frame!
RikkiI just love the texture of the weathered wood on the chair, and the yellow really looks great! I adore little props like this to use around the house – flower stand, foot stool, you name it, it works with all that character!
tammyMy favorite color! I love your chair, the flowers, and your beautiful girls!
amandaLOVE !!! It’s perfect !!
MarieYellow! I adore your blog. There is so much substance to your posts, it makes this a happy place on the internet. Thank you also for sharing your daughter’s story in the post below. She is beautiful and has so much character (Iron Man shirt!).
Shaynaall the heart eyes! L O V E all the colors you pick.
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