SIDE TABLE MAKEOVER IN ANNIE SLOAN FRENCH LINEN & OLD WHITE

This poor side table must have lived a very full life before I got ahold of her! The top showed deep signs of wear, which made it perfect for a makeover in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint!

I decided to do the top in French Linen and the body in Old White. Only one coat and lots of fine sanding to bring out all the curves and woodwork details and her beauty began to shine again!

I sealed with clear wax and this became yet another that I'd love to keep for myself!

She's available locally at the moment but will head with me to my booth at Raleigh Flea Market this coming weekend where I know she will be grabbed up quickly!

One more Annie Sloan makeover to bring a beauty from days gone by back to life!



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