Do you have an odd chair sitting around?
Need to fix up an entry spot?
This will do, and it's easy to!
A Simple DIY Primitive Sidechair
Here is a single, scuffed up $2.00 chair that I won at the local auction house:
BEFORE |
I liked how it already had the popular black and wood colors. A must with primitive decorating.
And I thought I could do just a little bit to it to make it a wantable chair.
So I got out my stencils and paint.
I used oil based stencil paint, btw. After it dries it is very durable.
But those stars above weren't large enough so I had to find another.
I use these a lot! |
After I stenciled this "OLDE CROW PRIMTIVES" and Star on, I let it sit and cure (dry) for 24 hours.
Then I applied an all purpose paint sealer, found in the craft section at Walmart.
It will help seal it all in a bit.
I also took some medium grade sandpaper and scuffed up the legs a bit more.
And that was all to it.
Nothing special, but it is a little bit better than just one plain odd chair.
This primitive side chair is for sell in my Peddlers Mall
SOLD
Thank you
Hello, pretty chair makeover with the stencils..Thanks for sharing a great idea. Enjoy your day and have a happy week ahead!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love the quick easy projects that fly out of your booth? I love it when you can spend just a few minutes and make such a huge improvement on an item. Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteGreat primitive makeover! It helped the chair was already black and wood stained!
ReplyDeletePeculiar article, just what I wanted to find.
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The chair turned out great!
ReplyDeleteI love the stenciling - the perfect touch! I'm not surprised that it sold so quickly!
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