After priming, I sprayed them with several coats of Ivory paint. Then, I sanded and added a glaze. I don't usually antique and glaze, but I thought it worked well on these pieces.
For my local friends, these are for sale. $25 each or $45 for the set. FREE local delivery.
If you want to see what real expertly antiqued pieces look like, check out these blogs:
European Paint Finishes
Source: europaintfinishes.blogspot.com via Suzanne on Pinterest
and
Miss Mustard Seed
Source: missmustardseed.blogspot.com via Suzanne on Pinterest
Maybe someday I'll be able to paint and refinish like that!
Love em.
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful! You did a wonderful job. I love all the detail.
ReplyDeleteSandi @ Making It Homey said...They turned out beautiful, what do you mean, "someday you'll be able to refinish like that", you already are.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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These are just GREAT...and talk about priced to sell!! WOW!!
ReplyDeleteits okay not the best though cant you put up the pictures from before you did the adjusting- -what if ur lying 11!11 see if you know what that means mf
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