I used the Laura Ashley eggshell in Duck Egg blue I had left over from my sewing room chair project. The method here was 1 coat of primer, followed by 3 thin coats of eggshell, gently rubbing down between coats.
I then used fine glasspaper to distress the edges, and finished with a wiped-on coat of clear wax and a good buff with a cloth. The finish is lovely and satiny smooth - worth the effort.
The seat pad was repadded with cotton wadding from Dunelm and recovered in this lovely duck egg check linen fabric (£19.99 per metre - Dunelm) I've enough to make some cushions too.
Just need to repaint her room now - but that will have to wait until half-term!
Hope you like it.
Have a lovely weekend x
What a great job love the colour of paint and the fabric.
ReplyDeleteLove the chair, what a transformation. P x
ReplyDeleteIts so lovely Sally, a really pretty chair. Isn't it funny that no matter how many long hours we work there's ALWAYS time for a bit of crafting - true therapy for the soul. have a lovely weekend, Kate x
ReplyDeleteReally pretty! And this type of re do is so satisfying . Makes the heart happy.
ReplyDeleteThankyou...especially satisfying and special as it was from my Nana's shed who passed away last year x
DeleteLove what you have done with the chair, I'm in a 'duck egg blue' colour phase at the moment so love the colour too :-)
ReplyDeleteIts a really pretty shade of grey and the fabric really complements it , well done xxx
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! Take a before pic next time! That's the hardest part. When I'm on a roll I get stuck in and forget to do that. x
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