by Dionne | Jun 17, 2019 | painted furniture, the turquoise iris, turquoise, vintage, vintage dresser, vintage furniture
My goodness! I have had the very best time with this fixer upper dresser! It took a while to complete but so worth the ending look. I’m calling it The Carousel Dresser. Below are steps 5 through 9. Hope you enjoy the process! PART 5 –... 
by Dionne | Apr 25, 2019 | dresser, painted furniture, the turquoise iris, vintage furniture
“She prefers to live among the wildflowers” Check out my color recipe for this one! Bohemian BLue Marquee Red Cowgirl Coral Queen Bee Mint Chip White Wax Golden Ticket The Flower Colors are Petal Pusher, Petticoat Pink, Gypsy Green, Bohemian Blue,... 
by Dionne | Feb 14, 2019 | dresser, painted furniture, teal, the turquoise iris, turquoise, vintage dresser, vintage furniture
The Secret Garden Colors from DIY Paint – Bohemian Blue, Farm Fresh, Sandy Blond, Crinoline. Flowers are Golden Ticket, Cowgirl Coral, Kissing Booth and Petticoat Pink, Gypsy Green, Mint Chip and Prairie Grey. Other paint colors are acrylics…lime green... by Dionne | Jun 22, 2016 | art, etsy, paint drip, painted furniture, rustic modern, teal antique table, the turquoise iris, vintage furniture
Does this SCREAM Summer to anyone else?!?!?!?This dining table is #4 of Part III of my “Doors” Series. I used the Pinterest image below for my inspiration. I want to see what’s behind that door and up those stairs, don’t you?I... by Dionne | May 18, 2016 | accent table, antique, boho, furniture makeover, mustard yellow, painted furniture, the turquoise iris, vintage
Okay, so it’s been awfully dreary and unusually chilly here in Oklahoma lately. I’m not necessarily complaining but I need some sunshine! Sometimes you have to make it yourself.”How wonderful yellow is, it stands for the sun”. ~... by Dionne | May 11, 2016 | antique furniture, hand painted, Heirloom Traditions Paint, shades of grey, the turquoise iris, vintage
What do you get when you bring home a really old buffet, paint it with five different colors, then distress the paint here and there, finish it with two different colored waxes, add some aging dust and lastly, adorn it with some really pretty mercury glass... 