Provence Paint and a Kitchen Stencil Changed a Goodwill Lazy Susan

I gave a plain Goodwill lazy Susan a new finish with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Provence and a kitchen-themed lettering stencil. The original photos show the plain wood, the painted surface, and the finished countertop arrangement.

Paint the surface and add a stencil

I painted the lazy Susan blue, then added the kitchen stencil. Its lettering includes baking phrases such as sift the flour and preheat oven.

Use it as a base for a kitchen display

The finished lazy Susan held an oil bottle, rooster figures, and a yellow colander with a sunflower. The photos follow the makeover with a little illustrated conversation between the roosters.

The painted terracotta pot uses the same Provence color. My kitchen collage canvas combines a stencil with magazine pictures.

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