This little table was a freebie but needed lots of work; now I normally say no to these but I could see the potential so took it and put it to one side until I could think of what to do with it.
Lots of filling, sanding and prepping later, I could start painting.
Two coats of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint (ASCP) in Old Ochre were applied. Once dry, I stippled another two Annie Sloan colours - Duck Egg Blue and Old White) on in a (sort of) random fashion using two brushes to create both texture and a slightly mottled 'stone' look.
The next day, I then (very delicately) dry brushed on Frenchic Sugar Puff as I wanted to tone down the bluey look a bit. This was followed by Fusion's Antique Glaze. The pièce de résistance was adding a touch of ASCP Gold Gilding Wax to the details and feet.
A couple of coats of General Finishes High Performance Top Coat in Matt later and ... et voila! Tres Jolie, don't you think?
