3 Frames in Country Chic Bliss

Curvy French 9 Drawer Dresser

How about French Provincial dresser in shades of grey? I would love to hear your comments below. I purchased this giant dresser sight unseen and when it arrived it was in rough shape. Subscribe to this Blog ~ Follow me on Instagram Follow me on Pinterest ~ Follow me on Facebook Follow me on Hometalk ~ Visit my Etsy Store Email me The top had deep scratches and dings, the back was missing, drawers misaligned, chipped veneer and oh so dirty but the solid wood construction and pretty style would make all the work worth it. See the completed antique coffee table tutorial peeking in upper left corner. Close up shows the dings and scratches but also the original finish crazed, I stripped the top with a chemical paint stripper as step #1. Areas needing wood filler were addressed and filled (see above right) Then is was time to power sand it smooth. (left is sanded and the right side is not) All sanded and super smooth, look at the lovely grain. The curvy edges were then s

Seeing I am on a frame roll,, I had scrubbed up a couple more as well as a mirror I recently purchased. I ended up doing them all in Country Chic paint color pallet "bliss".

Check out a gorgeous dresser I did in bliss too.

Lets start with the mirror

When I paint mirrors I like to slide smooth glossy card stock under the frame edge to protect the glass and make painting so much easier.

Country Chic paint color "bliss" was brushed on using my favorite Cling On brush F40. With a wet cloth I wiped back the raised detailing areas to reveal the gold for a beautiful color combination.

Next are these 2 gold frames

They both had 2 coats of bliss painted on as well.

I was working on the horse statue which was done in a similar color but spray paint.

The ornate frame I did the same wet distressing to reveal those stunning gold details then Country Chic metallic in belt buckle was dry brushed over the paint for even more iridescent glimmer.