Painted Settee With Chalk Paint

Angela
by Angela
I found this settee at a thrift shop for $38. The bones were good but it was tired looking and a little worn. I decided to try my hand at painting it with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint!
Before and After!!!
$38 and good bones but the fabric was pretty worn and it needed a new life.
This is after the 1st coat of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Country Grey.
All done! I ended up using three coats of paint, spritzing with water while painting!
It's perfect for the bedroom!
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  • Eve11102365 Eve11102365 on Feb 14, 2017
    What kind of paint did you use and can I use a Berh primer and paint in a satin finish?
  • Sally H. Sally H. on Apr 02, 2019

    Does it crack? I have a wingback chair that has tired upholstery, but bones are good. It is sat in frequently. My concern is that since itā€™s used heavily, the paint might crack.

  • Cheryl Kaleela Cheryl Kaleela on Oct 14, 2019

    Is it still soft or does it a stiffness?

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  • Miranda Miranda on Sep 17, 2014
    Im never gonna pass up another fabric chair again. Thanks !
  • Gail Gail on Sep 17, 2014
    Looks great! I am in the process of painting a small sectional/chaise lounge with AS. I am happy with it thus far. Did you use AS soft wax on yours to finish? I plan to post mine when finished.
    • Angela Angela on Sep 17, 2014
      @Gail Yes, Gail...I did use the wax to finish. It softens it a bit! Please share with me when you're finished! I'd love to see!!
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