Annie Sloan Gypsy Table

Feeling Like a Gypsy

My fat frenchy table got painted with

Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in four colors~

 Duck Egg, Antoinette, Country Grey, and Old White

I did a lot of distressing and used clear wax,
 as well as some dark wax (added sparingly)

to get this look.  Always remember,
 things may look worse before they look better~

when you are creating a unique piece like this, don't be afraid, keep painting!

 This table had so many decorative elements to play with~

I understand it may not be for everyone...

but if you have a bohemian side or a little bit of gypsy 

waiting to come out, then this table might inspire you.

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I was inspired by this Annie Sloan Antoinette 

and Aubusson painted cabinet by Junk Drawer Diva.

I saw it on Facebook and fell in love~of course 

this cabinet has so many funky elements, 

but I have to give kudos to the Junk Drawer Diva for 

her bravery and imagination! I LOVE it!

 So I tried my own version on a smaller scale. 

 My Gypsy Table in Annie Sloan Chalk Paint~

Duck Egg and Antoinette with 

Country Grey and a touch of Old White.
I also added a band of Duck Egg around the coffee table
that was mostly Annie Sloan Country Grey.