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So, what's your recipe for homemade chalk paint?Looking forward to seeing how these turn out. I know they will look great. Will you be making seats for them?Have a lovely weekend dear Rebecca ~ FlowerLady
1/3 c. plaster of Paris, 1/3 c. water - mix together. Then add to 1 c. of paint. Gary says this is pretty thick. Can add water. There are gold velvet seats that are still in pretty good shape. I think I'll use them "as is". YOU have a lovely weekend, too♥
Nice
Beautiful style of chair. Looking forward to seeing the final finish.
They look wonderful, I can imagine an Elegant Edwardian lady in the tropics sipping a G&T whilst sitting on one of these! xxx
Well, all I'll need is the "elegant Edwardian lady & the G&T".....
Ah, I have an old chair with just a bit of caning in the back similar to that. I want to paint it and was worried about painting the caning. You've given me "permission", LOL!
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So, what's your recipe for homemade chalk paint?
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing how these turn out. I know they will look great. Will you be making seats for them?
Have a lovely weekend dear Rebecca ~ FlowerLady
1/3 c. plaster of Paris, 1/3 c. water - mix together. Then add to 1 c. of paint. Gary says this is pretty thick. Can add water.
ReplyDeleteThere are gold velvet seats that are still in pretty good shape. I think I'll use them "as is".
YOU have a lovely weekend, too♥
Nice
ReplyDeleteBeautiful style of chair. Looking forward to seeing the final finish.
ReplyDeleteThey look wonderful, I can imagine an Elegant Edwardian lady in the tropics sipping a G&T whilst sitting on one of these! xxx
ReplyDeleteWell, all I'll need is the "elegant Edwardian lady & the G&T".....
DeleteAh, I have an old chair with just a bit of caning in the back similar to that. I want to paint it and was worried about painting the caning. You've given me "permission", LOL!
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