I get so excited when I’m lucky enough to get the opportunity to transform a clients peice of furniture! This sure was the case for this Hall Stand which still has good bones but just needed a spruce up. So today I’m sharing how to Paint And Stamp A Vintage Farmhouse Hall Table.

How To Paint And Stamp A Vintage Farmhouse Hall Table

Back in 2018 my client asked me to make over a beautiful sideboard  and wanted this hall table to match. But what I’m sharing today can be applied to any piece of furniture. So keeping that in mind let’s get painting!

 

 

 

 

Supplies needed:

• Your piece of furniture
• Fusion Mineral Paint – TSP
• Your favourite paint colours – I used Fusion Mineral Paint – Champlain and Heirloom
• Brushes – I used my Cling On! F40 and F30
• IOD Decor Stamp – Rose Toile
• IOD Ink – Stone Gray
• Brayer
• 120 grit sandpaper
• old rags
• Wax Brush 
• Wax – I used Fusion Mineral Paint – Clear Wax

Step 1 –  Grab your sanding block and give your piece a light sand. Then taking the TSP add some to warm water, mix and clean down your entire piece. Let dry.

 

 

Step 2 – Using your brush give the legs 2 coats of Heirloom, letting each coat dry in between. Repeat with the top of the hall table this time using the other brush and Champlain. The top may need 3 coats. Let dry.

 

 

Step 3 –  Taking your sander distress to your liking.

 

 

Stamping Time!

Step 4 – Load up your brayer with ink and begin stamping around the skirt of the top. Let completely dry.

 

 

Step 5 – Taking your sander lightly distress the stamped area to your liking! Then wax using your wax brush.

 

 

And your all done! Make sure you leave your piece for 24 hours before you use just so it gives a chance for the paint to cure. 
Hope this has tutorial has inspired you to go and grab your paintbrush and get busy
Happy Painting!

 

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