Annie Sloan chalk paint in French Linen. It is absolutely my color of the moment. I have always loved neutrals and this is a neutral that will mix with any other colors you have going on without being the same old white or black. It is a grey that is soothing and warm and suddenly, I gotta paint everything in it!
I have posted here a dresser I painted in French Linen. It was first painted with primer and after distressing, the primer peeks through. I just love that look!
I dontated this dresser to the silent auction at my sons school, but I have another dresser I am starting that I am going to do in the same finish so I can offer it for sale through my Etsy shop. Look for it soon along with an upcoming post of how to do this finish:)
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| Annie Sloan chalk paint in French Linen |
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Some assume this photo is of a coat,
but really it is a tree skirt I have made from repurposed linens.
This is quite large and is made from a set of 4 pillow cases.
It looks amazing under the tree.
This is a no sew skirt.
Below is a medium sized light blue one made from an old duvet cover
A NO-SEW tutorial can be seen here:
http://www.hgtv.com/handmade/how-to-make-a-no-sew-ruffled-christmas-tree-skirt/index.html
and a SEWN tutorial can been found here:
http://www.prudentbaby.com/2010/12/ruffled-tree-skirt.html
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