Sunny afternoon, the kitchen was bright and a bit of painting seemed like a good idea.
Santa Fe Turquoise CeCeCaldwell chalk-clay paint + sanding block, wiping cloth/newspaper and paint brush.
Three coats of Santa Fe Turquoise CeCe Caldwell on each piece . Dried overnight.
Waxed the frame.
Polished the frame.
The cheese board was not quite as successful. I had not noticed any oil stain from cheese but after the paint dried there was staining. Couldn't find my shellac so I will pick some up tomorrow, coat the stain and paint again. Maybe add some Graphics Fairy text.
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I like the colour you chose Joy, I've not tried using any chalk paints - only spray cans. I'm sure a graphic or text will hide the cheese stains and the Graphics Fairy is my favourite go to blog as well.
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Hi Joy,
ReplyDeleteThere's a product called, "Kiltz" that will cover over any stain. After only one coat, you can reapply the lovely blue, and I think you'll be pleased.
Thanks for playing today.
Happy Blue Monday!
I have never used CeCe Caldwell paint, but I will look for some because I love the color you choses.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color!
ReplyDeleteJudy
Love that color!
ReplyDeleteJoy, I love the color you chose. I have one of those cheese cloches, I never thought about painting it. Thanks for the idea my friend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color. Isn't it aggravating when the paint dries and out come the stains? Thank you for sharing at Make It Monday.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful color, great find from your thrifting.. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty color of paint. I love cloches. Have a great week Joy!
ReplyDeleteI see lots of cheese plates as I thrift about town. I like that you painted yours. Is the paint food safe? I might be tempted to try it.
ReplyDeleteI'm a turquoise nut and absolutely love this project! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA great project and I love the results.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Joy ... good selection of color. Hope you get the stain removed or covered. Kiltz should do it. Good luck. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
I love the turquoise colour you chose! The frame looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the turquoise color on the cheese plate. It's funny I have one out in the garage and have been thinking about painting it..it has nice scroll work on it. Just love that color!
ReplyDeleteI love the cheese board, that color is so pretty! Hope you can share this amazing vintage finds on Fabulous Friday Party thanks maria
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Ugh I have slaved over projects only to find out afterwards that there was an unknown stain--will shellac help that? How?
ReplyDeleteLove the color. I hate it when a stain bleeds through the paint. Thank you for sharing at Vintage Inspiration Party.
ReplyDeleteGreat makeover!
ReplyDeleteI think they turned out great. I love the color.
ReplyDeleteI love the color you used - maybe some Kilz will hide the stains and you can repaint it. Thank you for sharing at Share It One More Time. Cathy
ReplyDeleteHope you can come by this Friday and share more vintage finds at my Fabulous Friday Party
ReplyDeleteThanks
Maria