Pallet for Home

 

I love this color!  I sanded (and by sanded I mean rubbed my sanding block over a few spots) then cleaned the cabinet.  The paint went on beautifully!  I was going to do multiple coats then distress, but I loved how the wood peeked out from under just one coat of paint.

 

After it dried I sanded the entire piece (for real this time) and glued on some wood knobs I bought at Hobby Lobby and painted gold.

 

Now I have an awesome accessory station!

 

 

I replaced the side glass with thin wood I got at Lowes and placed chicken wire on the front.

 

 

On the inside I have my winter hats and scarves stored.

 

 

 

Look at the details of this piece - I LOVE the final color!!

 

 

You may have noticed the background behind my accessory stand - I primarily used Dandelion and used one splash of Lily Green just for fun!

 

 

I loved Mandi's Stamped Triangle Tribal Wall and wanted to do my own spin on it!

 

I cut a triangle piece from some wood I had lying around and used it as a stencil.  The backdrop is just a full size flat sheet from Target - I think it was $11.

 

 

I painted my Dandelion paint directly on the stencil then pressed it on the sheet.

 

 

Because I was stenciling on my driveway I had to lay down cardboard.  The uneven surface caused my stencil to leave irregular patterns - I love the look it provides!!

 

I used some wood to make a fake stage and taped up my backdrop behind it.

 

 

Now I have a fun little area where I can photograph my furniture projects (although it would be so much better if I had some extra daylight!!)

 

 

 

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