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jelly cupboard reveal

I always enjoy getting ready for a show, so I have a reason to work on a lot of furniture!  I finished the jelly cupboard this week and I finally get to reveal it… This is how the jelly cupboard started… It’s an old piece…most likely mid-to-late 1800’s.  I always love working on old pieces […]

furniture feature friday | favorites & link party

 Good evening, ladies!  I have been a little under the weather with a cold since my Toronto trip, so I’ve spent two whole days in bed, if you can believe that!  I watched a lot of Netflix and did some computer work, but I was generally useless.  I think the need for two days in […]

painted tote

Kriste and I were working on pieces for the Chapel Market last week and I blurted out, “I’m in the mood to paint!”  I bet you think I’m always in the mood to paint, but I’ve gotten busier as my business has grown and become more diversified and I have left more things unpainted.  When I buy […]

the jelly cupboard | distressing & antiquing

As a recap, this is how the jelly cupboard started… It looks like wood grain, but it was actually painted brown. I painted it in MMS Milk Paint Artissimo without the bonding agent added.  The previous coat of brown paint wasn’t glossy, so I expected the milk paint to adhere pretty well.  It chipped in […]

minimal fall decorating

I’ve share this before, but I thought it was worth sharing again.  I’m not big on decorating for each season.  I think in the world of Pinterest and blogs, it’s easy to feel like you have to do a bunch of projects and crafts for birthdays, parties and especially during the holiday season.  As I’ve […]

two antique sofas

I’ve been hunting for a sofa for the studio for a few weeks now.  I wanted one that has a great look for photo shoots, but is something we can also sit on or take a power-nap on…depending on the day!  I also didn’t want to pay a lot for one, so when I saw […]

barn board to breadboard

 I wanted to make a bunch of breadboards to sell at the Chapel Market, so I’ve been on the hunt for cool old boards for that purpose.  I found a couple of beautiful old boards that came from a barn.  They were about 8′ each in length and about a foot wide and they had lots […]

furniture feature friday | favorites & link party

 Good evening, all!  I’m finally back from Toronto and seem to be in more of a routine, since I actually remembered FFF this week AND picked favorites!  I know…high five!  I did get a scolding from a reader a few weeks ago for forgetting about it, but if she walked into my studio, she would […]

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