I was tired of the "ho-hum" dark brown picture frames I had hanging in my hall way. Time for a new coat of paint. I painted the frames with a container of sample paint I had mixed at Lowe's and added Plaster of Paris for a chalk paint effect. For the gold accents, I used Amaco Rub'nBuff - Gold Leaf. I love this stuff! It's easy to apply and adheres to woods, metals and plastics. As you can see, I'm rather sloppy when I paint, but I like the worn look. I think this paint scheme would be beautiful on something larger and more ornate than my frames .... but until then, I'll enjoy my little gallery.  |
| This is the third time I have painted these frames. With no before pictures to show you, imagine these a dark chocolate brown ... uck! |
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| When doing small jobs, most hardware stores offer sample paints for a few dollars. Pick a color and preferably a flat paint and have them mix it. |
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| I used my index finger to apply the gold leaf paint. Just rub off any excess. |
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| My little gallery http://www.snaptheconference.com/diy-chalk-paint-dresser/ |
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