I picked up a sample jar of Annie Sloan's Chalk paint in Duck Egg Blue to see if I liked the color. Ya'll, the hype about this paint is NO JOKE! It was so easy to paint on, no odor, and covered like a dream. Here's a close up of one of the more ugly corners of a drawer before it received a coat of paint:
Some sweet little child took a pen to it....and I didn't even realize until I edited the photo that it's a list of "People I Hate". Ahh! Poor TJ was the only soul on the list so far.
Here is that same corner after one quick swipe of Duck Egg blue. Amazing!
That one tiny little 4 ounce sample pot was enough paint to cover almost the ENTIRE dresser with one coat of paint. Can you believe it? Here's a quick "during" shot of the dresser.
It will definitely need another coat of paint to evenly cover everything and a coat of wax, but I am amazed at the quality of this paint. I'm on the lookout for other pieces of furniture that I can paint with chalk paint now...nothing is safe. :)
What have you painted with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint?
**By the way, Annie Sloan has NO idea who I am...just wanted to rave about this fabulous paint! If Annie and her sweet people want to send me a box of chalk paint, I'd happily take it, but I bought this paint myself. :) **
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I love that! I've been looking for a way to redo Jonah's boring dresser, I think you've inspired me!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see this finished - I just posted a dresser I did with Duck Egg ( well duck egg and white combined to make a lighter version )
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Suzan
Well, a definite improvement so far! It's good to know how far a sample pot goes.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how little paint you used! I will have to try some Annie Sloan paint soon :) Can't wai to see how it turns out.
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to try the chalk paint so bad, I kepe hearing about it- looks great. I have the same style dresser for my nursery that I redid- http://www.abubblylife.com/2012/05/before-after-projects-magic-of-paint.html
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