Hi everybody,
Have you seen my girly office?
I got the idea for the color after I painted a couple of ugly jewelry boxes.
I know, I know. I got my posts out of order but you don't care about that.
I picked up this jewelry box at the thrift store.
The cane treatment on the top of the box is just too cute. It sat for about two years with just a coat of primer.
| This one had been primed with spray primer. |
I decided to paint it Tiffany blue to go with my Tiffany jewelry pouches.
There were three blues to chose from in the garage. One was the closest match without being too bright.
Drizzle by Sherwin Williams.
Drizzle by Sherwin Williams.
The gold hardware against the aqua is just gorgeous.
A teeny tiny screw driver took off the teeny tiny hardware.
You will be happy to note that I didn't lose a single teeny tiny screw.:)
A teeny tiny screw driver took off the teeny tiny hardware.
You will be happy to note that I didn't lose a single teeny tiny screw.:)
This paint is a perfect color.
It completely reads "Tiffany" without being too bright.
I had so much fun painting these. Ghost Whisperer on Netflix and painting made for a relaxing afternoon.
I had so much fun painting these. Ghost Whisperer on Netflix and painting made for a relaxing afternoon.
The inside of the little cane one was nasty.
I painted the inside white to mimic the white satin ribbon on a Tiffany box.
I painted the inside white to mimic the white satin ribbon on a Tiffany box.
It took about six coats to cover the faux velvet.
That equaled about 4 episodes worth of painting and drying time.
That equaled about 4 episodes worth of painting and drying time.
My closet was cleaned up and reorganized but it needs it again.
I'm thinking about a statement wall color in there like the one I did in the craft closet/office.
What do you think?
Katie
