Rolling Out The Red Carpet For Cassie! | Home Interiors
Friends I am so excited to have Cassie from Primitive and Proper here today!
She is an amazing friend , blogger and talent and I am so happy to roll the red carpet out for her!
So Cassie take it away!
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Hello 551 East fans! I am Cassie from Primitive and Proper and I am SO excited to be here! I just adore Julia- she is super sweet , adorable , and freaking talented beyond all get out , yo. She clearly brings out the gangsta in me because she is that cool.
She is an amazing friend , blogger and talent and I am so happy to roll the red carpet out for her!
So Cassie take it away!
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Hello 551 East fans! I am Cassie from Primitive and Proper and I am SO excited to be here! I just adore Julia- she is super sweet , adorable , and freaking talented beyond all get out , yo. She clearly brings out the gangsta in me because she is that cool.
Julia and I both love to dabble in furniture makeovers and we both share a love of color , a little bit of funk , and a little bit of glam , mixed with a dash of bohemian. I thought I would share a happy colored makeover with you today.
I found this dresser recently on my local craigslist. Whenever I find this style for a decent price , I try to purchase it. I just love it's classic look!
The only drawback to this dresser was that often times , the wood tends to bleed through primer and paint once the finish has been sanded off. To save myself that trouble of sanding and dealing with bleeding I decided to make my own chalk paint.
I use my good friend Ann Marie's recipe: 1/2 c. plaster of paris mixed into 1/2 c. warm water. Once that is mixed add it to 1 c. flat or eggshell paint and mix well. Then you are good to go- no sanding or priming needed!
I gave this dresser two coats and then distressed it by hand with 150 grit sandpaper. Then I used a wax brush to apply a natural wax finish. Once the wax dried , I buffed it for a smooth like buttah feel! Here is the after:
DIY chalk paint is one of the easiest and most inexpensive ways to go! I strongly recommend trying it!
Julia , thank you SO much for having me here today!




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