Saturday, November 1, 2014
Upcycled Coffee and End Tables
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint was used for upcycling these thrifty finds. Colors were Duck Egg Blue, Coco, Old White, and Old Ochre. The coffee table insert has a simple painting of cattails, grass, mushrooms, a pair of bugs, and a butterfly. The style of the set is shabby-chic. It is protected by Annie Sloan's Clear Wax. Painting and table tops have an extra coat of wax.
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Erie County Fair Entries 2014
In the Photography dept, category is Snow, Frost, and Ice:
In the Photography dept the category Digitally Altered:
In the Painting dept, Still Life section:
And in the Landscape section of paintings:
Saturday, July 5, 2014
july 4th hollowfest
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Shabby Chic Kitchen Table and Chairs
This is my first up-cycled project. Furniture from thrift stores and Annie Sloan Chalk Paints-Old White and Coco. Complete replacement of chair cushions. French/beachy feel. All distressed except for the table top, which has polyacrylic on it for protection. Took 2 months for me to do, not sure on the hours, but each chair maybe took about 8 hrs and the table took maybe 20 hrs. Just guessing since I just did it leisurely. :D
Chairs Before:
Chairs During:
Chairs After:
Table Before:
Table During:
Table After:
FINAL:
Labels:
antique,
art,
chalk paint,
chocolate,
decorations,
eat,
furniture,
kitchen art,
painting,
redo,
shabby chic,
table,
vintage,
wood
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Peppermint Pattie Painting
Fourth in my candy paintings. One of my favorite candies--cool, dark, and low calories and fat too! One square foot, acrylic paint...exhibiting in my living room.
IDK why, but this site is automatically turning up the contrast on this photo, so it's not accurate. Very frustrating because it is making the background look like a mess when it's really smoother and darker in real life...
IDK why, but this site is automatically turning up the contrast on this photo, so it's not accurate. Very frustrating because it is making the background look like a mess when it's really smoother and darker in real life...
Labels:
acrylic,
art,
blue,
candy,
candy bar,
canvas,
chocolate,
dessert,
eat,
food painting,
kitchen art,
painting,
peppermint,
peppermint pattie,
peppermint patty,
snack,
still life,
sweet,
wrapper
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