Comments on: Damaged Victorian Table Gets an Update https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/ DIY + Decorating Ideas Wed, 20 May 2020 21:26:56 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-28685 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-28685 In reply to Ann Leek.

Thanks Anne! This was found several years ago at JoAnn Fabrics. I appreciate you stopping by!

]]> By: Ann Leek https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-28679 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-28679 Jeanette,
What a great find and beautiful restoration!
Where did you purchase your No. 4 metal pitcher? It completes your table!

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-26649 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-26649 In reply to Lauren.

Lauren, I just have water on-hand so that I can dip my brush to keep a smooth finish. Chalk paint can be fast-drying so this is important to keep a wet edge.

]]> By: Lauren https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-26504 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-26504 When you say water is your best friend for this particular project . . . did you mix the paint with water before you put it on the table or did you dip the brush with water after ur first layer and use the wet brush on the paint that was already adhered?
thanks!

]]> By: acuriousgal https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-448 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-448 Just gorgeous…I would love to do this to my kitchen

]]> By: adiaryofanewife https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-299 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-299 Great table! I love it!

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-156 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-156 In reply to Heather @ new house, new home, new life.

Welcome Heather! I’m just starting to find my way around in Hometalk…happy to share more projects with each other, especially ASCP…I’m hooked!

]]> By: Heather @ new house, new home, new life https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-155 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-155 It’s stunning. I used ASCP alot and love the results!! Found you on Hometalk!

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-154 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-154 In reply to elizabeth marshall.

Thank you, Elizabeth! My Aunt loves in Lodi and told me about Funky Junk, so we went there on Saturday to pick up my paint order. That table was outside and calling my name. I love all of those stores! :) I’m a “regular” now. I am SO hooked on this Annie Sloan paint

]]> By: elizabeth marshall https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-153 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-153 OH MY GOSH! I saw that table over the weekend at Rusty Bucket! (it was outside screaming for some love!) I visited the Vintage Corner, Funky Junk and all the other Seville shops too :) I’m so glad the little table found a happy home….great job!

]]> By: Jeanette https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-150 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-150 In reply to hippogriff.

Thanks Brian!…it’s just a wax, literally…but you use it as a finishing coat (instead of a polyurethane). It gives the furniture a protective layer like poly does with other paints.

]]> By: hippogriff https://www.snazzylittlethings.com/diy-my-first-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-experience/#comment-149 http://snazzylittlethings.com/?p=2254#comment-149 You should be proud…it looks gorgeous! Nice Job!!! So the wax is actually a polyurethane?

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