Stenciling furniture {DIY}

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Well hello there! Hope all is well!~

Today I will share a quick stenciling on furniture project that I did a few weeks back.

updating furniture

This piece I have had in the corner was a real steal around a year ago…

But you see the purple roses, have never been my favorite..

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Definitely has the Country french feel…

Time for a change..

Stenciled furniture

You may recall I have used this recipe several times before…

I painted the inner piece with Annie Sloan chalk paint Old white.

Then I took my recipe stencil

stenciled the recipe with red craft paint, and lightly distressed it.

You can check out my stenciling gallery

and you will be sure to find it a hundred times, at least!
I purchased it at hobby lobby for just a few dollars.
I used antique white with primer in it, purchased at Walmart..
distressed the piece slightly…
then just used a craft paint and rolled the recipe words.

Easy, fast, cheap fix!
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