Stunning Antique Black Bow Front Highboy ~ Take Two!

Several years ago, I purchased a beautiful antique bow front mahogany highboy. I wasn’t sure how I wanted to paint it so I set it aside for a while until I came up with an idea. I took it to Not So Shabby and it sold right away.

Fast forward to a few months ago. I was stocking paint at that same location and needed a screw driver. I ran back to grab one when I got a glimpse of a nice dresser in one of the other vendor’s booths. My first thought was ~ wow, that’s a really cool piece!

I popped in and out of the storage room and went whizzing back up front when a 2nd glance stopped me dead in my tracks. I was like whaaa? I was like huh?? No wonder it caught my attention, it was my piece. Well, not really ~ I didn’t own it anymore ~ but it was my artistic flare, my idea, my design.

I had originally painted it in CeCe Caldwell’s Vermont Slate. The VS appeared more blue than I remembered but the drawers still looked great. The strange thing was how beat up the legs were, almost as though someone dragged it across a sidewalk. There was also a teeny wear mark on the top that bugged me. How did that happen? Where had this dresser been? Did that vendor buy it from me the first time or did someone buy it and then move out-of-town and sell it?

It was priced lower than what a solid mahogany bow front dresser goes for in this area at and all it needed was a little TLC so I bought it back to do a quick flip. Yeah, right ~ like that ever happens.

I was JUST going to fix that TINY LITTLE spot on the top but before I knew it, I had slathered a thick coat of stripper all over the top. You know, for that tiny spot the size of pea. The ad rep. never noticed the thick, green, gooey gel on the highboy before she landed her purse and 3 ring binder on top of it. OOPS!

That was a real joy to clean up. I eventually got back to the dresser and finish stripping the top.

Wow, what beautiful Mahogany!

I also HAD to repaint the entire body of the piece to give it a more rich color and to repair the scrapes on the legs. Easy right? Right! As long as you’re in a workshop working without interruptions.

That seldom happens in our studio. Between paint deliveries, paint shipments, customers, phone calls, emails…, there’s rarely a solid chunk of time to work on a piece. I stopped and started this dresser about seven times but because days and weeks lapsed in between, I kept forgetting which color I had used. Lincoln’s Hat, Cannonball, Freedom Road, a mis-tint of Freedom Road…

Freedom Road ~ Cannonball ~ Gun Powder

I kept messing with it until I had everything the way I wanted. I don’t think there was a part I didn’t touch.

Cannonball highboy bow front chalk clay painted highboy dresser Shizzle Design american paint company grand rapids strip mahogany black gray

I waxed everything with except the top which I sealed with American Paint Company’s Hard Coat. I prefer to apply Hard Coat with a sponge, but on this particular piece, I wanted to imitate the cross hatch marks on the front so I brushed it on in both directions to create linen weave. Did I take a picture of that. Ummm, nope ~ guess not.

It’s all fixed up and ready for its new owner. I loved this piece the first time. I love it even more now and if for any reason it doesn’t sell, it will fit perfectly at the top of our staircase :D.

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A hui hou ~ Shelly

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It’s just the two of us: My sister and I own and operate Shizzle Design which originated in my garage. We have and will continue to work hard, God willing, to provide you with the best service we can because to be honest, it’s a fine line between feast or famine when you’re in our line of work.
We specialize in painting furniture and are truly humbled to be known as a leader in the world of chalk and clay paints. Stop in for paint and we’ll offer you honest and knowledgeable answers for all your chalk and clay paint needs.
We are not paid employees of any paint company, we simply retail the paints? It typically takes me about 10 hours to publish one of my blog posts. Everything from shooting the photographs, writing the content, editing, cropping… is given freely. The only way we make money is if someone purchases paint, workshops or painted furniture from us.
We are blessed to teach people from all over the U.S. Join us for a super fun hands-on chalk and clay paint workshop in a casual & fun atmosphere. For a list of current classes, click here.
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a hui hou!

Shelly

January 11, 2015May 12, 2017

How to Add Depth & Dimension to Painted Furniture

The fact that I love creating unique finishes on my painted furniture is not a secret. With so many people in West Michigan painting furniture, I really strive to create pieces that stand out. I’ve never really followed the beaten path anyway.

One of the things I love American Paint Company is that their products can be used in so many different applications. They have some of the neatest things to help DIY’ers develop There are so many fun products that my creativity is on fire.

Here’s a picture of the table before the applying the grit.

A friend of mine brought over a cool drum table she had painted and asked me to do my magic on finishing it ~ lol! She’s too funny ~ she’s the artist. She can paint… pictures ~ I just do the easy part. Laurie had painted a really cool clock face on the table top and I wanted to add a little more depth to create a more vintage feel. If you like this table, you can re-create it using: Dollar Bill, Home Plate and Gun Powder.

I lightly pounced my brush into some American Grit and then knocked off the excess by tapping on the edge of the jar.

American Grit adds another level of depth to a waxed finish. Make sure your wax is still wet so the dust has something to grab onto.

For this table, I used American Paint Company’s Dark Wax. It’s a great wax. Straight out of the can, APC’s Dark Wax will change the final color of your paint so do a test area on a scrap piece of wood…

I use it straight out of the container when I’m painting with dark and highly pigmented colors. Absolutely LOVE it! On medium colors, I prefer to mix it with Clear Wax. Why you ask? I do this so I have better control over how dramatic the color change is. The more Clear Wax added, the more sheer the antiquing will be. Does that make sense? I personally stick with Clear Wax when painting pastels or whites.

Laurie had already sealed it the paint with a clear coat but we noticed a few areas where the original mahogany stain had bled through the finish. Feathering in some dark wax is a great solution to the problem.

Create this kind of dimension with American Paint Company’s Dark Wax & American Grit

I applied a thin coat of Dark Wax feathering it out so it was smooth and even then pounced on American Grit, working it in to various locations until it looked the way I wanted.

To apply American Grit, pounce it around and work it into the wax. It’s such a fine make-up grade quality that it essentially becomes part of the wax.

I LOVE how it gets into all the texture!

Isn’t it cool how it picks up so many variations?

Thanks for stopping by!

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A hui hou ~ Shelly

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January 8, 2015May 11, 2017

Pretty Pink French Provincial Highboy with video

I only caught a few shots of this little princess before she left the building.

She was already a beauty when I purchased her. The finish had really yellowed over time and she needed a little boost.

Before

I base coated the entire piece in American Paint Company’s Freedom Road then painted everything, except the top with Cameo, a limited edition color which has just been retired. Cameo is a very subtle, pale pink. I have to admit, I’m not a pastel person, but my friend kept hounding me to do this piece in that color so I finally gave in and painted the dang thing in pink just to shut her up ~ lol.

Cameo

It actually is a very, pretty pink. It’s so subtle, that most people who strolled in while I was working on it, assumed it was a vintage white.

We may still have a few pints left of Cameo. If you’re interested; click here.

It was hot the day I painted this and the paint was drying faster than I could spread it on. I should have watered it down more than I did but I was too busy talking. Well if you know me; brush strokes drive me bonkers so when it came time to distress, I decided to use my sander. I use that brush as a little feather duster when I’m sanding. I usually wet distress, but when I do sand, I like to brush the dust away so I can see how far I’ve distressed.

Distressing back to the base color

This is the best overall shot I could get before she sold

Here’s the close ups

One of my awesome customers asked me what I meant when I mentioned I used cross-hatched brush strokes on the top so I shot one of my quirky videos to show her.

Shelly’s quirky video on Creating Beautiful Textured Finishes

It was so cool to hear from the gal who bought this. She picked it up from our booth at Not So Shabby and once she got home, she contacted me to see if I could paint a twin size bed to coordinate with it. She said there is no hurry since her little princess is only 4 months old 🙂

Looking forward to finding the perfect bed to match!

Thanks for stopping by!

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A hui hou ~ Shelly

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Did you know…

It’s just the two of us: My sister and I own and operate Shizzle Design which originated in my garage. We have and will continue to work hard, God willing, to provide you with the best service we can because to be honest, it’s a fine line between feast or famine when you’re in our line of work.
We specialize in painting furniture and are truly humbled to be known as a leader in the world of chalk and clay paints. Stop in for paint and we’ll offer you honest and knowledgeable answers for all your chalk and clay paint needs.
We are not paid employees of any paint company, we simply retail the paints? It typically takes me about 10 hours to publish one of my blog posts. Everything from shooting the photographs, writing the content, editing, cropping… is given freely. The only way we make money is if someone purchases paint, workshops or painted furniture from us.
We are blessed to teach people from all over the U.S. Join us for a super fun hands-on chalk and clay paint workshop in a casual & fun atmosphere. For a list of current classes, click here.
Subscribe to our weekly blog posts for tips, tutorials, ideas & painted furniture inspiration. Enter your email in the right hand column of our blog to stay in the loop.
Like our ShizzleLLC Facebook Page Be sure to click the down arrow to “get notifications”. You’ll see a lot more posts if you leave comments and share our posts. We are at the mercy of Facebook. On average, FB only “serves” our posts to about 20 people out of 6,000 people who’ve liked our page. Sad but true. The more you comment and share our comments, the higher your chance of getting our posts. We share what we’re working on EVERY single DAY so you’ll usually find out about new classes, new products, new furniture, sales… if you follow us there.
Visit our Pinterest Page for all sorts of inspiration here.
Purchase our painted furniture at our Shizzle Design Paint Studio 2018 Chicago Dr., Jenison, MI 49428 or Not So Shabby at 2975 West Shore Drive in Holland, Michigan.
Buy Paint Shop our large inventory of chalk and clay paint and supplies on our Online Shizzle Shop or at our West Michigan LOCATIONS.

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December 31, 2014May 10, 2017

IKEA Hack – Rast 3 Drawer Chest to Rustic Red Kitchen Island Cart

Several weeks ago we were asked us to take part in an IKEA hack.

We joined several other bloggers in this pursuit. Each of us were given an IKEA dresser, hardware of our choice from Hickory Hardware and a gift card to Menards for other supplies. The top three will be awarded with a hardware room makeover for any room project. How cool is that! Continue reading “IKEA Hack – Rast 3 Drawer Chest to Rustic Red Kitchen Island Cart”

December 24, 2014May 26, 2017

Merry Christmas!

My sister Cathy and I would like to wish each of you a very

Merry Christmas!

May you and your family be

blessed with

the most incredible joy

surrounded by

the most amazing friends,

enjoy the

happiest of times and

create treasured memories

that will last a lifetime!

I’m also feeling for and lifting up everyone who’s struggling with their health or has lost someone near and dear to them. May you all be surrounded with God’s amazing Grace this season.

Merry Christmas!!

December 12, 2014May 26, 2017

Hand Crafted Home Accessories ~ Shizzle Style

I’ll never forget the sparkle in my dad’s eyes when he’d open one of my handmade cards. It meant so much to him that his little girl took the time to create something from the heart. He told me time and time again how they were far better than any other gift that could be purchased in a store.

Apparently that planted a seed

because my entire life,

I’ve treasured hand crafted items

From a very young age, my brother, sister and I were inspired to make something out of nothing.

This is my sister Cathy some time back in the 70’s. While every other kid on the block was building a snowman, Cathy came up with this! Seriously, she was way ahead of the game!

Think Outside the Box!

The neatest thing about creating your own gifts is the flexibility to customize it. Any space, personality or style can be built into the design. Here are some of my own creations for inspiration.

An easy and functional gift you can make is a a simple coat rack. I love to give these as house warming gifts and wedding presents. Creating things with hooks is an obsession that started years ago with addition of one simple hook.

Just One Hook ~ That’s All It Took

My family prefers hooks over hangers. Apparently we’re just far too ~~lazy,~~ I mean busy ;), to open the closet door and put our coats onto hangers. Since our entry closet wasn’t used for it’s intended purpose, I turned that into a pantry which was a much better use of space for our 100 year old Craftsman style home ~ but what about all those coats?

Well hooks of course! I wanted something that matched the character of our 100 year old home and stumbled upon the perfect hooks at Hobby Lobby. This was probably twelve years ago, but the hooks are still one of my favorite things in our house.

For our Family, Hooks are the Way to Go!

Don’t have an open staircase? No worries, use an entry wall. All you need is a piece of wood and some hooks and you’re on your way to a cool and function drop zone.

Create your own Custom Coat Rack

I painted, dry-brushed & distressed this piece of wood, Shizzle Style, using chalk/clay paints.

Ready to give it a try?

Awesome!!

Just hunt through your garage & find something you can use as a base!

For a more rustic look, use a piece of barn wood. It needs to be strong but not too thick and long enough to fit your space.

Once you find a piece, measure out the right size for your entryway, bathroom… then lop it off with a miter saw. WhAAAAAt? You’ve never used a miter saw? but but but, they’re so much fun to use!!

Here’s a quick video to show you how easy it is to use a miter saw

Click: My Video to watch

If you’re not comfortable using a saw, then by all means, go to Home Depot and choose a piece from their leftover bin. They’ll even cut it to length for you. See, you’re all set, now you just need your hooks. These are cool because all you need to do is screw them in.

My sister Cathy and I are fortunate in that we paint furniture for a living. That means we end up with off all sorts of leftover hardware. We also end up with leftover pieces of furniture. Everything is up for grabs at Shizzle Design!

Take this small headboard for instance. To me, it looked like the perfect focal point for someone’s mudroom so I started playing around with ideas.

Great Mudroom Welcome – Easy Peasy!

I painted this piece with one of my Signature Finishes, then glazed it to perfection using our new Vintiquties Brushes.

The way I save pictures has evolved so much over the years. My boxes upon boxes of photos have been replaced with sharing them online. I no longer have to spend hours meticulously putting together one scrapbook because I can bust out a much more professional, long lasting & high quality picture books quickly and easily by downloading my pictures to Shutterfly.

Create Awesome Picture Books on Shutterfly!

It’s still fun though to create cool picture displays for our home. I made this photo display with a piece of reclaimed barn wood, some thrift store picture frames, belts and miscellaneous drawer pulls.

Create a One-of-a-Kind Picture Hanging Display Board

It’s important to me that my pieces are unique so the random picture frames and knobs work well for my personal design taste. I use our paints and finishes to turn the miscellaneous frames into a one-of-a-king pieces of art. The frames were layered in colors, dry-brushed then wet-distressed using a damp rag. Within minutes, I had all the frames painted and distressed as if they had weathered naturally throughout the years. Gotta love that!

Since you can basically hang anything from a piece of wood, why stop there? One of my all time favorite pieces was made out of parts of old furniture. All I had to do was add the pulls and do a little dry-brushing to tie it all together. I love the architectural interest of this one, with function to boot!

Create a Bling Thing ~ Shizzle Style

The perfect gift for the girl who loves her bling!

Nothing’s off limits at Shizzle Design. A few years ago, I scored a large, solid wood door which came out of an old hospital in Kalamazoo, Michigan. I loved the vintage Fire Escape that was on it, we just cleaned it up and added one of my favorite hooks to create a unique architectural piece.

antique door fire escape hook shizzle design

Why stop with hooks and drawer pulls?

I found a bunch of these on trip to the World’s Longest Yard Sale

and turned them into Unique Coat Racks

This was BIG ~ Over 5′ wide

The colors in this belt inspired my latest picture display

I started the design process by laying out some ideas

I kept messing with it on and off and thought was finished…

Now that I see the pictures side by side, I think the center frame should be changed back to a piece of barn wood.

What do you think?

A hui hou ~ Shelly

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December 4, 2014May 26, 2017

Become a Retailer for Vintiquities Finest Quality Paint & Wax Brushes

We’re now accepting retailers for Vintiquities Finest Brushes!

Shizzle Design is the Exclusive U.S. Distributor for Vintiquities

Email us at: shizzledesign@gmail.com for more info.

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Vintiquities PAINT Brushes are Amazing!!!

As an instructor, one of the most common things I notice over and over again in our workshops is students not loading their brush with enough paint.

Shizzle Tip: Many people just put a tiny little bit of paint on their bristles and then wipe part of it back off on the side of the can. What difference does that make? A BIG difference. It quadruples the amount of time it should take to cover your project and there ends up being a bunch of stop and start points.

By doing this, you’re not able to spread the paint in nice long strokes and the paint ends up being overworked in an effort to smooth it out which might actually pull the paint back off or you end up with a super thin layer that really doesn’t serve much of a purpose.

Moreover, applying a thin first coat usually sets someone up for failure when they go back to distress because they distress all the way through both colors which pretty much defeats the purpose of layering two colors in the first place. You don’t have to layer more than one color but if you do, I’m guessing you’re doing it so you can see both colors.

That’s where these new Finest Quality Paint & Wax Brushes from Vintiquities come into play

Our new domed oval paint brushes from Vintiquities offer full, lush bristles which distribute chalk & clay paint better than any other brushes we’ve used. You can create both super smooth finishes as well as build beautiful textures all with the same brush.

Domed Oval Paint Brushes from Vintiquities

If you’re a person who struggles with getting smooth brush strokes, these brushes are for you! I can’t get over the difference in my own finishes!

Our Oval Paint Brushes are available in Three Sizes

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Vintiquities WAX Brushes

We are in LOVE with Vintiquities Round Wax Brushes!

They’re offered in two great sizes ~ 1-1/2″ and 1-3/4″

The bristles on these brushes are VERY nice and more dense than other wax brushes. Their dense firm bristles allows me to distribute my wax more evenly and with less effort.

I absolutely love the design of these handles!!!

How a brush fits in my hand is a huge thing for me personally because it affects the pain in my joints. These brushes fit the bill. They are so comfortable! I am soft handed when I paint but when I wax, I really scrub hard the perfect fit of these brushes along with the dense bristles are awesome!

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We were so blown away with Vintiquities Brushes that we signed on as distributor for the United States!

If you’re just need some brushes for yourself, we have them in stock online here as well as all our West Michigan Locations here. Email us at shizzledesign@gmail.com if you would like the opportunity to retail Vintiquities Brushes in your shop.

A hui hou ~ Shelly

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November 30, 2014

In Search of Balance

Maybe it’s the Hallmark Christmas Movies, the loss of a dear friend or the two feet of snow that arrived five weeks ahead of schedule, but I’m feeling awfully sentimental lately.

I closed the studio to enjoy the first Snow Day of the season with my kids.

It was so refreshing to stay home and enjoy a good cup of coffee from the comfort of my jammies.

I need to make more time for this!

The past four years have been all work and no play. My passion for painting furniture has turned into a chore because I’m spending way too much time on the business end of things. I hardly every have time to paint which is where my passion lies. The joy is slipping away and I need to find some balance before I crack.

I need more time to treasure the little things

Remember the first time you saw the intricate formation of crystals within a snowflake? Seriously, what’s more magical than that?

I need help figuring out how to successfully market our business without spending 70 hours a week online. I need help figuring out how to earn a profit. Kind of silly to work 90 hours a week without one.

We’ll be closed the week between Christmas and New Years to spend time with family. Looking forward to being refreshed for a prosperous 2015.

November 19, 2014May 26, 2017

NEW COLORS are HERE!

We just received our first small shipment of new American Home Collection colors from American Paint Company. We received our pint size cans cans and will be getting sample size pots some time after the new year.

For more photos & descriptions of the new colors,

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Don’t forget about our Special Workshop Series going on Nov 14 & 15

Three classes from Intro to painting with chalk & clay paints to more advanced techniques teaching two of our favorite finishes and create & take paint parties. Read all about them here.