Ok. So Ive had this table for years. I was trying to sell it. No one wanted it. Big surprise. So, I thought, why not paint it?? Duh. I love the turquoise-teal colors so I thought I would give it a go.
I mixed a few colors and made my chalk paint. Used my handy-dandy new stencil with some Ben Moore silvery-gray paint. Sanded and waxed. Fineto.
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