Wooden Clock

 Given by a friend this beautiful but forgotten pine clock has been restored.
I've used black, grey and silver paint. I've applied different colours with a time gaps to let each coat to dry. I've used 180 sanding paper to blend the colours together. Hope you like the effect...

bathroom cabinet makeover

chest of drawers

wooden tissue box

BELOW: TIPS HOW I DID IT :-)

grey bedside cabinet

wooden box - step by step

* first I've painted the edges with black paint, then with the lilac one....
* when dried I've painted the whole box with the white paint...
* when dried I've sanded gently with the sandpaper (240/280).....
* the handwriting was the laser-printed image which I transferred with the Medium Transfer Gel (there're many to choose from....just google) on top of the sanded lid...
* the image of the lady was cut out from the napkin and glued on the sanded box (special glue for decoupage)...
* all box was covered with a few layers of satin varnish (sanded between every layer/320 sandpaper)

and this one:

black paint on the edges
+white one all over the box
+sanded
+roses from napkins
+varnish

and this one but:

the lid has been covered with a wallpaper and varnished...

key box

BEFORE

PAIR OF 2 KEY BOXES

black paint + white paint + distressed
the red bus - decoupaged

"London" sign - transfer using dissolvent (laser-printed image)

telephone table

colour: olive...roses were decoupaged and the edges of the table distressed

wooden trunk

laser printed image transferred using dissolvent Nitro

top - wallpaper (glued with PVA)

dark wax  

tea box

 

jewellery box

BEFORE

AFTER