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November 3rd, 2010 | 
Author: facepaint in motion
Posted in Raggedy Dolls | 
Tags: Andy, Ann, Art, artist, body, bodypaint, bodypainting, cute, Doll, dolls, face, facepaint, facepainting, james, kuhn, makeup, paint, painting, Raggedy, raggedyannandy, toy, toys, Vintage | 3 Comments »
A great selection of primitive americana country home decor accessories, handcrafted wood products, handmade customized items, and unique primitives, including hand carved windsor chairs, wooden bowls, and upholstered make do chairs
Posted in Primitive Decor |
Tags: 18th, accessories, american, americana, Anmarie, askthedecorator, Carl, carter, century, Chair, chic, Colonial, country, customized, decor, decorate, design, early, FRONT, furniture, great, handcrafted, handmade, High, Highchair, home, house, howto, Lily, makers, making, meghan, of, OH, paint, painted, painting, primitive, products, selection, Seville, shabby, shaker, Sketch, Windsor, wood, Woodworking | No Comments »
I have an old kitchen from the 1920′s/1930′s that I want to redo. I don’t have the money to get really modern cabinets/counters and all that. I am simply having a new wood look floor installed. The only cabinets are a small section of painted old style, from floor to ceiling, cabinets with glass doors [...]
Posted in Country Decor |
Tags: burgundy, cabinets, ceilings, color scheme, Country Decor, curtains, dilemma, doorways, fresh look, glass doors, kitchen set, livingroom, old style, paint, punched tin, table style, tans, two windows, white walls, woodwork | 2 Comments »
We (my husband and I ) purchased our first home jan 2009. I need desperate help with decorating ideas on a budget…we live in Oklahoma and I want to do an americana, primitive,country type of decor. Here are a few pics, I love my red kitchen but think i need to apint my livingroom (its [...]
Posted in Primitive Decor |
Tags: americana, budget, country type, decorating ideas, home jan, livingroom, main hall, paint, primitive country, valances | 5 Comments »
Americana-Primitive Crafts Country Crafts Home Decor
Posted in Primitive Decor |
Tags: 18th, american, Americana-Primitive, Anmarie, askthedecorator, Carl, carter, century, Chair, chic, Colonial, country, crafts, decor, decorate, design, early, FRONT, furniture, handmade, High, Highchair, home, house, howto, Lily, makers, making, meghan, OH, paint, painted, painting, primitive, Seville, shabby, shaker, Sketch, Windsor, Woodworking | No Comments »
www.Primitiques.com All things Americana, Country Americana, Vintage Americana , Colonial and Primitive Americana. Primitive Americana Folk Art. Tea Stained American Flags and Primitive Cupboards, and windsor chairs galore.
Posted in Primitive Decor |
Tags: 18th, All, american, americana, and, Anmarie, Art, askthedecorator, Carl, carter, century, Chair, chic, Colonial, country, decor, decorate, design, early, Folk, FRONT, furniture, handmade, High, Highchair, home, house, howto, Lily, makers, making, meghan, OH, paint, painted, painting, primitive, Seville, shabby, shaker, Sketch, things, Vintage, Windsor, Woodworking | No Comments »
When I see primitive painted cabinets, shelves or other wood pieces they don’t have a smooth finish. It looks like in some parts the paint is rough and a bit lumpy to give the effect of old layers or paint underneath. I know how to leave the undercoat showing by sanding the top coat, but [...]
Posted in Primitive Furniture |
Tags: cabinets, paint, shelves, top coat, undercoat, wood pieces | 3 Comments »
I bought an old cabinet that was painted too "fresh" and some tall chimney bookcases as well. I want the paint to look worn and layered (I think some painting and stripping will be involved?)
I have built a jelly cabinet from pine but am now trying to give it a primitive or weathered look that is so popular these days. Are there any products out there that would help? I thought I had seen a crackeled paint in a spray can at Lowes but now can’t find it. Will [...]
I have purchased an early 1900′s pantry that has the wonderful crackled original paint which is peeling off. I want to preserve the paint that’s there but keep the old shabby look. I don’t want it to look shiny or new. Any suggestions?