by Rhonda Hallstrom | Dec 12, 2018 | All Posts, Christmas, Gifts, Holiday, Painting
It is almost Christmas break time and all the kids will be home! To keep my kids busy I like giving them crafts to do. They have tons of fun doing them and it also gives me a time to rest! Keeping your kids busy during the holidays can be difficult. But these 13...
by Rhonda Hallstrom | Nov 12, 2018 | Painting, Re-Purposing Furniture, Tips
Do you ever find yourself shopping at thrift stores or garage sales and find some candle holders, frames, or any beautiful home decor? But you are wishing the items were painted in a different color or even had a different style to them. That happens to me all the...
by Rhonda Hallstrom | Aug 28, 2018 | All Posts, Fall, Painting
Have you seen those cute heirloom painted pumpkin pillows and wanted to make one? To be honest there are several ways and this one is how I hand painted mine. I wanted to create that soft, cute, vintage look. I didn’t have all the supplies on hand to do an iron...
by Rhonda Hallstrom | Jul 13, 2018 | All Posts, Painting, Tips
Are you needing some tips and tricks to using milk paint? For me I have used chalk paint for many years. Now I just recently switched over to milk paint to give it a try! It was a little nerve racking, I wasn’t sure if I was going to get the look I wanted so let...
by Rhonda Hallstrom | Jul 10, 2018 | All Posts, Furniture, Painting
How to Make Your Chalk Painted Furniture Last Longer One of the biggest tips on how to make your chalk painted furniture last longer is to use a non yellowing clear coat? Keep in mind that I do love a good clear wax on some items but for longevity and high use pieces,...
by Rhonda Hallstrom | Mar 30, 2018 | All Posts, Home Projects, Painting, Projects, Re-Purposing Furniture
Here are 12 Techniques to Painting Antique Mirrors. Over the years I have learnt many different ways to painting frames and mirrors. Each way creates a beautiful piece to bring into your home. I would love to know which one is your favorite! To begin your process...