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Showing posts with label Florence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florence. Show all posts

PAINTING TURQUOISE MIRRORS - oval plastic mirror frames

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Verdigris is the common name for the natural green patina  formed when copper, brass or bronze is weathered and exposed to air ...

VINTAGE DESK in VINTAGE TURQUOISE - mixing annie sloan chalk paint

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Annie Sloan Chalk Paint has a high volume of  pigment in it. One benefit of this is the ability to  dye  fabric with it. Ano...

STENCILLED SIGNS - ideas, colors, and textures

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  This first cabinet door was painted with ASCP Coco and stenciled in white. Dark wax was applied only on the outer frame and edge an...

FLOWER FROGS AND FLORENCE - new color and hardware storage

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I picked up a tester pot of the new ASCP color called Florence. It is a vibrant turquoise and I do love it. George has a collection of ma...
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