Last night’s workshop was another success, we had a nice little mix of finishes going, some CeCe Caldwell, some Caromal Colours, and a little metallic to dress things up!

After: CeCe Springhill Green over CeCe Kentucky Mint, stenciled with metallic bronze, and three new knobs!

first coat on this was Caromal Colours Textured Basecoat Peppercorn, second coat metallic bronze blend, then Toner to finish it up. The hardware was painted CeCe Santa Fe Turquoise with Liberon Medium Oak.

After: CeCe Caldwell Dover White over CeCe Cinco Bayou Moss, stenciled with Virginia Chestnut, Cinco and Dover, sealed with Satin Finish

After: Caromal Colours Paprika, Chipping Creme, Peppercorn, sanded back and Toned. Hooks done with Parchment.

After: CeCe Caldwell Seattle Mist with a little Young Kanas Wheat washed into it. Sealed with Clear Wax tinted with Black Powder Pigment.

After: CeCe Vintage White, sealed with CeCe Satin Finish then aged with Ce Ce Clear Wax tinted with Slate Gray Pigment and Black Pigment
What a great night! I loved seeing new finishes in progress, and people truly excited about creating with paint…
Last workshop of 2012 is scheduled for Thursday November 29th at 530pm, 4 spots are left - don’t miss out!
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Love these classes! Patty is creatively amazing and blessed!
Ok…I want in, i may want 4 spots. I’ll let you know by Sunday! Xo Elisha
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How do you paint the hardware? I love the look it gives – just not sure how to get there!
oh my gosh, its SO easy LISA! make sure its clean then get out your color, paint it, let it dry and wipe it back some, or sand a little, then seal it – painted slightly aged back hardware, I think, adds so much character…