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First Painted Nightstand Reveal

 Those who have missed my furniture makeovers lately are going to enjoy this post!  There’s a lot more furniture painting around with corner with the Lucketts Antique Market fast approaching, but one of my freelance articles was to show a specialty paint technique on a pair of nightstands.  Right up my alley!  And it just […]

Thank You, Georgia

    I just had an amazing day and most of it took place here…   …at Founders Hall in gorgeous Roswell, Georgia.  Doing a lot of this…   …and meeting a lot of lovely, incredible ladies… (Thanks for those two pictures, Mary Anne!) And I got to enjoy some of Roswell and its amazing […]

the eagle has landed

 Some kind of cliche code phrase just seems to be appropriate for what my husband and I accomplished today.   After a lot of sweat equity, geometry, learning what lingers in drain pipes and a dinner break to Olive Garden (in ill-fitting, paint-splattered  sweat pants), our butcher block counters, new sink and faucet are installed!!! […]

The day before Thursday

 Tomorrow is Thursday!!!  That means we’re finally going to install our butcher block counters.  I am so excited. Today, I did a an insane amount of stuff to make a final push towards getting these projects done by the due date.  One of those things was removing the sink and counter that housed the sink, […]

Ruched Shams & Crown Molding

Two more projects are checked off the list.  The first one I finished yesterday was a set of pillow shams.  My editor asked for something Pottery-Barn-ish.  I checked out their site for some ideas and kept coming back to these… source So, I did a little figuring and came up with these…   The PB version […]

Milk Paint Mixer & Junk Bonanza

    Before I start, the winners of a $50 shop credit to Copper & Tin are Betsy C and Melissa Boyce.  Enjoy shopping! I’m constantly asked about introducing new milk paint colors (and I’m working on that…slowly), but I wanted to explain a bit further why I chose the twelve colors of the original […]

the final coat & latest cow

 There is a reason why I love painting and never quite latched onto quilting.  Patience.  I am a finisher and I like to finish in a day.  If a project drags on too long, I get bored with it.  Well, my patience is really being tested on these counters.  It took a couple of days […]

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