I have another small makeover to share with you.
The necklace holder that I purchased at a garage sale a few years ago has already received one makeover.
It went from being covered with flowers to black.
Since we're redoing the master bedroom I thought it should have a makeover as well.
I started out by giving it a coat of mocha Valspar paint.
I started out by giving it a coat of mocha Valspar paint.
After allowing it to dry completely , a coat of weathered wood crackling medium was applied.
Drying completely, I then added a top coat of ivory latex paint.
See how lovely it looks made over with its age patina hanging on the newly painted wall.
Joy
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That's beautiful! Love the detail.
ReplyDeleteJoy that's gorgeous...I love that "crackly" look...great makeover...Robyn
ReplyDeleteThat turned out great!
ReplyDeleteI love this jewelry holder. I need to make something like that for my daughter's bedroom.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice comment on my daughter's bedroom reveal!
Gorgeous!! Love the paint color you chose. :) Thanks for the visit yesterday! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a good look!
ReplyDeleteCatching up on your posts- I love the bouquets you created- wow- they are stunning!! The necklace holder is so neat with the old door plates and your drapes look fabulous! Don't you just love doing on thrifty!!!???
ReplyDeletebee blessed
mary
Oh the ladder side table- darling!! I have a ladder that I hope to use in the enclosed porch---so many projects!
This is way cute! I have never used a weathered wood or crackled paint before but think I would like to try it. Is it hard to use? Is there a difference between the kinds? Cute job on the makeover!
ReplyDeleteThank for all your kind comments.
ReplyDeleteIn answer to the quesion about difference in kinds of crackle medium. I'm not sure on other brands, this is the only brand they had at Michaels. No, it is not hard to use...very easy...you just brush it on like paint.
I love this! Thanks for stopping by Out of Deep Waters. I can't wait to come back and spend some time here on your blog.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I love the necklace holder--it's beautiful! And you did such an awesome job...fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteHUGS,
Cindy Adkins
www.recoveryartist.com
It's a great little piece that can change over time again and again! Great job! Lezlee
ReplyDeleteHi Joy~ just hopped over from Boardwalk Bragfest! I love this project and have enjoyed reading some of your past posts as well~ the wedding flowers turned out beautifully! I'm looking forward to reading more- I'm now a follower!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea and wonderful makeover! I'm always having to untangle necklaces!
ReplyDelete~Rainey~
Hi Joy,
ReplyDeleteI just love your jewelry organizer! I've never worked with crackle medium before, but it looks really neat!
WOW -- stunning. Your jewelry is now artwork.
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