TIFFANY BLUE ANNIE SLOAN RECIPE + MAKEOVER

Shades of turquoise and teal are so popular right now, especially to add a pop of color with neutrals and grays. I mixed together my own Tiffany Blue
Annie Sloan Recipe and fell in love with the color.

I used about 1/4 quart Provence, 1/4 quart Florence and 1/4 quart Old White and came up with this beautiful Tiffany Blue that my camera didn't even capture just how stunning it is!

This poor, abused piece had great potential. Bow front, great lines and shape and fully lined black velvet drawers. But oh, how she begged to shine! Tiffany Blue in Annie Sloan was the ultimate choice to give her new life with this makeover!

2 layers of my Tiffany Blue Recipe. I wet distressed to allow some of the original silver to show through. She got new glass knobs on the top drawer and voila! Beauty!

Didn't last a week in my booth before she went to her new home!

Here's the progression! One of these days I'll upgrade from my camera phone so you can actually see the beauty of the real color!

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