Check Out what Gail did with a 4oz Sample of CeCe Caldwell's!

Gail, the owner of Not 2 Shabby in Littleton (3625 W Bowles Ave, 80123) did this great bench in 1 coat of Vermont Slate:  She said that she had paint left at the bottom of the 4oz sample jar when she was done!  Sample jars are $8 each, and a great way to try new colors or do small projects.  The bench is for sale too at the store:)

We might have to change his name to 'Spot'

This is Oscar, sporting a spot of CeCe Caldwell's Santa Fe Turquoise on his tail... just maybe somebody wagged on a piece I was working on???

That's 5lbs of love that just wants to be at my feet all the time (he's a Mama's boy:). 

Today he did his best to do some faux painting on a desk I am working on in Smoky Mountain Gray.  Now I think that would clash... he already looks like he has been dipped in Vermont Slate, and the Santa Fe gives a nice little contrast, but adding a third color into the mix would just be "too  much fashion" as our oldest daughter used to say when she was a wee peanut.

Sneak Preview of Jane...

This is Jane, a stately buffet newly redone in CeCe Caldwell's Vermont Slate with clear and dark wax.  No distressing.  Jane is not distressed... she is serene... and a bit playful with her fresh white hardware.

I'll post her glamour shots when she gives me the word that she's ready:)  Jane doesn't like to be rushed.