Hey again, Froggers! It's STOOL day (which just sounds wrong). I've had these stools for a few months and finally got around to reverse stenciling them. I'm stoked at how they turned out!
And, remember this piece from the last post? Yes, it is Chalk Paint, but there's a twist.
I am a red fanatic. I LOVE red. I have a red checked couch in my living room. And a red leather chair and ottoman. And I LOVE chalk paint. However, the Emperor's Red color is just a little too SCREAMO RED for me. So, I decided to tone it down.
I played around with the mixture and came up with the perfect ratio. This red is a ratio of 1of Graphite to 8 of Emperor's Red. I like making small amounts for my frames, so I use 1 tablespoon of Graphite to 8 tablespoons of Emperor's Red. In a future post, I'll show you some different colors using Versailles, simply because I accidentally bought 2 quarts instead of one. That'll teach me to check my shopping cart before I check out!
Thanks for reading. And, as always, please feel free to leave comments!
Fondly, Tami
I'm linking to:
Miss Mustard Seed
Kammie's Korner
Home Savvy AtoZ
Primitive and Proper
Coastal Charm
My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
A Diamond in the Stuff
Days of Chalk and Chocolate
Sisters of the Wild West
my1929charmerblog
The 36th Avenue
No Minimalist Here
DIY by Design
Gingersnap Crafts
Beyond the Picket Fence
Saavy Southern Style
The Southern Institute
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House of Hepworths
Love the stools!! Chalk paint is my favorite paint and Emperor's Red is my newest color! Found you via Miss Mustard Seed!
ReplyDeleteWow I love the bar stools! You picked really neat designs. I'm going crazy with stenciling right now.
ReplyDeleteThese came out great. I love the way you used a different stencil on each yet coordinated them.
ReplyDeletewell how cool are those?! I don't think my body knows it's stool day. JUST KIDDING! or... just skidding... ewwww ANYWAYS I didn't come to gross you out BUT I'd love for you to share these cool stenciled beauties over at Trash 2 Treasure Tuesdays on the Korner. http://kammyskorner.blogspot.com/2011/11/trash-2-treasure-tuesdays-5.html
ReplyDeleteHi Tami! Found you over at Kammy's Corner and loved these so much I featured them today over at Scribbles and Swirls. Would love for you to take a look.
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I am your newest follower, hope you will follow me as well :)
Tami
These stools are awesome! I love the color red you've mixed up - it's perfect!
ReplyDeleteWould yo uplease tell us how you did this?!? Awesome
ReplyDeleteKim@reposhture.blogspot.com
Love them! I didn't know you could make stencils with a cricut! Tell me more! I may have to invest in one now!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I never thought I'd say this, but I think I love stool day! :)
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome. They are different from anything else I've seen out there. So so pretty and unique! I host a party on Fridays and I'd love for you to link up!
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those are SO fun! i love the unique designs!
ReplyDeletegoodness, yes, it sounds wrong, but looks so right! love the patterns.
ReplyDeleteCoolest stools I've ever seen! Magnificent.
ReplyDeleteYour stools look amazing! I love the different patterns.
ReplyDeleteDee
Love the stools, don't think I've ever seen anything like them. Very unique designs. Ive so got to get cricut. How did you do it? Very unique and creative on your part. Thanks for sharing your stool inspiration at Sunday's Best!
ReplyDeleteLove the stools and I'm so stoked about RED ASCP!! Thanks for the recipe!! I'm a new blogger and a new follower!
ReplyDeleteWow -- your stenciling is amazing -- thanks for sharing.
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I'm loving your stools! They are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese are just fabulous! I have a Silhouette. Did you do your stencils in vinyl?
ReplyDeleteYes, Kim. I designed them, cut them out in vinyl, and did the reverse stenciling. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFondly, Tami