I never tire of updating jewelry boxes nor do I tire of any gorgeous shade of blue paint. This peacock blue was the perfect color for this gorgeous jewelry box.
Just look at the amazing storage in this adorable jewelry chest.
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Here is peacock coat dry, so pretty don't you think?
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Belle Paint in antebellum blue was blended around the edges to create a worn layered look.
Top angle shows it better.
I wanted to add subtle texture and design to the large top so used Dixie
Belle Paint's new stencil line choosing the Morocco stencil. The antebellum blue was stenciled on.
Exactly the look I was wanting. The top was then lightly sanded with a Dixie Belle sanding
sponge to smooth but leave some texture.
The entire jewelry box was sealed with Dixie
Belle's best dang wax in clear with some brown wax being added to the edges to further age.
It was posted on my Etsy shop selling out in short order. It seems others love this combo as well.
I share all these views so you can see it from all sides.
take a video tour of this beauty.
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So Pretty. Great job. I love the color.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Rebecca, I appreciate your kind words and time : ) Merry Christmas!
DeleteHappy New Year! Gorgeous color, it's one of my favorite Dixie Belle blue colors. I'm not surprised your upcycled jewelry box sold quickly, it's such a pretty makeover!
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