An Antique Armoire in Milk Paint

by Michele | May 1, 2019 | Design, Inspiration

There are some pieces that aren’t worth selling. Either, because I like them too much and have scouted a place in the house for it, or because too much time was involved in the refinishing process and the time spent will never be recouped in the final sale. Both...

5 Ways to Make Your Vendor Application Stand Out

by Caitlin | Feb 7, 2017 | Community, Tips & Tricks

While these tips are specifically intended for applicants hoping to become vendors at the knot too shabby BAZAAR, you’re likely to find that this is a secret recipe to getting accepted at any craft fair or vintage market. Here is a preview of the vendor...

When Hand Painting Meets Stencils

by Michele | Oct 24, 2016 | Tips & Tricks

The world of furniture painting is small. Close knit. In constant communication! It seems weird, but one of my favorite things about carrying both Annie Sloan Paint and Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint is this tight community that is fostered through the product....

The Wonders of Wax

by Michele | Sep 1, 2016 | Tips & Tricks

If you have spent any amount of time with me talking topcoats, you will know within 30 seconds that I am a wax girl. I have written blog posts and gotten on my soap box during workshops and demos listing the benefits of wax. So, I don’t feel the need to rehash...

The Farmhouse Salvage, Milk Paint, Chalk Paint® and a Wax Puck

by Michele | Aug 9, 2016 | Tutorials

I LOOOOOVE my customers! Especially, those who have followed and supported me since the very beginning. The ones that are looking at for our best interests and finding ways to help us succeed! That being said, one of my favorites cruised into the shop on a random...