Awesome Paint for DIY - Caromal Colours
Just stopping by to share an incredible paint line
It's Country Living's Caromal Colours
I became a rep for Caromal Colours five months ago.
I have a web site BushWoodArt.com
but it's set up in Word Press
and I don't know the first thing about Word Press.
That's just like me!Here are a few samples of what these paints and finishes look like.
Get this look by
painting one coat paint,it's called basecoat
then a product called chipping cream,
then another coat of paint basecoat.
Then sand (I use a little palm sander) to reveal the first coat of paint.
They are for DIY er's
That means they are easy to use.
No Prep, No Sanding, No Stripping- No Kidding!
One Coat Application will cover surface
Ready to Paint-
Have furniture that needs a
Do Over?
Her is a sample of a door, top is door before painted
Bottom Left is painted with Parchment (that's the name of the color)
then a toner (thin coat) is brushed on and wiped off to give it the aged look.
Bottom right painted with Peppercorn basecoat
Pretty Cool, Huh!
This was taken at Caromal Colours studio where I trained
to become a rep.
Really great folks, Carol has been on HSN
presenting their newest product
"Reclaim"
"You can go to Youtube to see demo
Search - Youtube CaromalColours
Below is a sample of gilding,
Here they used dried gourds,
Super easy, fun, and wonderful for lamps or decorative candle stick holders.
That's not all,
they have beautiful stencils and stencil creams.
"These aren't your mother's stencils"
Updated, large, I love the Damask Stencil
It's Huge- 24" - 24"
I hope you'll check out Caromal Colours for your next ProjectPlease send me your photos when you're finished,
I post them on my blog, hopefully I learn wordpress!
If you buy directly from
Caromal Colours.com
coupon code jan
to get discount!
Thanks and Blessings,
One World One Heart Winners ....
One World One Heart
Drum Roll Please ...............................
It is my pleasure to announce the winners!
My sweet Charlotte - winner
Bluebeard and Elizabeth
Cutey Patooty - winner
Pumpkin Lady
Milk Maid and her little cow pal -
Sylvia Smiser
I'll be mailing my little darlings
Friday or Saturday.
It's been a lot of fun,
and I hope to visit
some of the lovely
inspiring blogs
I visited.
Blessings,
Drum Roll Please ...............................
It is my pleasure to announce the winners!
My sweet Charlotte - winner
Bluebeard and Elizabeth
Cutey Patooty - winner
Pumpkin Lady
Milk Maid and her little cow pal -
Sylvia Smiser
I'll be mailing my little darlings
Friday or Saturday.
It's been a lot of fun,
and I hope to visit
some of the lovely
inspiring blogs
I visited.
Blessings,
Our Romantic Valentine's Dinner
I had a fun time getting ready for our Valentine's Day Dinner.
It was kinda a last minute thought.
So I gathered and nestled some pretty things,
Just the Most FUN!
I hardly ever cook, so I decided to surprise My Handsome Husband.
What's a little romance,
without chocolate covered Strawberries?
I got to eat them ALL!
It was really a nice evening...we couldn't eat it all
Hoping you had a relaxing,
and romantic Valentine's Day.
My Valentine Love Story
Karen Valentine's blog My Dessert Cottage
had a lovely idea, on Valentine's day, she invited bloggers to post their love story. Don't you just love, love stories! They still are my favorite movies. So here I go...
Sitting at my dining room table, preparing my class lesson, my sister in law came into the house, she said, "Tommy's been in an accident, he's in the hospital. As I got ready quickly to go to the hospital with her, I thought...Oh he probably cut himself, he was working, cutting trees, at his parents farm. He was a good man, my husband, always ready to give the shirt off his back.
I, being a nurse, worked at this small, 40 bed, small town, hospital. The next big city hospital was in Binghamton, NY. I thought to myself, everything will be okay. We'll get him transferred to the big hospital, if we need to, everything will be fine. As I walked down the long hallway, of the hospital, I saw other staff notice me, and could see them, glance at me, and look away. As I stood outside Tom's hospital room, the door was open. I could see the curtains closed, I could hear all the voices,
I sensed a lot of hurried movement, CPR was being done, and chatter about a pacemaker. What seemed like a few minutes passed, Dr Little appeared in front of me, he had tears in his eyes, and said, "He's Gone" as he hugged me.
He had been working on the roof, replacing shingles.
While on the ground, with another friend, they stood the ladder that was against the roof, as they went to stand it up straight, there was an electrical line seven feet from the house. The grass was damp, aluminum ladder, the electricity arched and he and his friend were electrocuted.
I was twenty five years old, and pregnant with our second son.
I can't even begin to share with words, the excruciating, chest crushing, pain I had. Like a vice was wrapped around my chest, as if I couldn't take a deep breath. Just a crushing pain with Intense, periods of sobbing outbursts, for a long long time.
Four months later, our son, came into this world. I named him "Tommy". My little four year old, Chad,came to the hospital, to see me, and his new little brother. Ahhh, moments to cherish.
I went home with my beautiful new baby, and to my little sweetheart, Chad.
As time went on, the best man in our wedding, was truly, the best man. He visited weekly. took out my garbage on trash day, made sure my car was is order, and did little repairs around the house. He really fell in love with the baby, he had been married, they had no children. I need to mention here, this man, John was his name, was absolutely the Most Handsome Man I'd Ever Seen. Long Dark Brown Curly hair, dark eyes, and a killer smile. Not too tall, not too short, just right.
Now, I'd known John for eleven years. I always liked him, always thought he was really fun to be around, intelligent, but man that killer smile, the kind of a smile, let's you see a twinkle in his eye. He was beautiful, inside and out.
He still is.
Twenty three years married now, I love him, for loving me through a very difficult time then, and for loving me daily since then, I can honestly say, he has never ever made me feel small.
He always supports me in any endeavor I pursue, he is my number one fan. He thinks I can do anything!
(boy do I have him fooled!)
And by the way, he still is The Most Handsome Man I've Ever Seen, and has A KILLER SMILE!
We have three grown sons now, we openly share our love for the the loss of Tom at such a young age, he was thirty two when he died, and he is still missed by both John and I today.
John grew up with Tom, best friends since 4th grade. Through the years he has shared many stories with me, and the boys.
Tommy (the son I was pregnant with when Tom died, never got to meet his dad.
John and I had a son, John named him Shane, after the cowboy Shane.
Our three sons lived together for two years, after the last son graduated. They are tight, makes a mom proud!
had a lovely idea, on Valentine's day, she invited bloggers to post their love story. Don't you just love, love stories! They still are my favorite movies. So here I go...
Sitting at my dining room table, preparing my class lesson, my sister in law came into the house, she said, "Tommy's been in an accident, he's in the hospital. As I got ready quickly to go to the hospital with her, I thought...Oh he probably cut himself, he was working, cutting trees, at his parents farm. He was a good man, my husband, always ready to give the shirt off his back.
I, being a nurse, worked at this small, 40 bed, small town, hospital. The next big city hospital was in Binghamton, NY. I thought to myself, everything will be okay. We'll get him transferred to the big hospital, if we need to, everything will be fine. As I walked down the long hallway, of the hospital, I saw other staff notice me, and could see them, glance at me, and look away. As I stood outside Tom's hospital room, the door was open. I could see the curtains closed, I could hear all the voices,
I sensed a lot of hurried movement, CPR was being done, and chatter about a pacemaker. What seemed like a few minutes passed, Dr Little appeared in front of me, he had tears in his eyes, and said, "He's Gone" as he hugged me.
He had been working on the roof, replacing shingles.
While on the ground, with another friend, they stood the ladder that was against the roof, as they went to stand it up straight, there was an electrical line seven feet from the house. The grass was damp, aluminum ladder, the electricity arched and he and his friend were electrocuted.
I was twenty five years old, and pregnant with our second son.
I can't even begin to share with words, the excruciating, chest crushing, pain I had. Like a vice was wrapped around my chest, as if I couldn't take a deep breath. Just a crushing pain with Intense, periods of sobbing outbursts, for a long long time.
Four months later, our son, came into this world. I named him "Tommy". My little four year old, Chad,came to the hospital, to see me, and his new little brother. Ahhh, moments to cherish.
I went home with my beautiful new baby, and to my little sweetheart, Chad.
As time went on, the best man in our wedding, was truly, the best man. He visited weekly. took out my garbage on trash day, made sure my car was is order, and did little repairs around the house. He really fell in love with the baby, he had been married, they had no children. I need to mention here, this man, John was his name, was absolutely the Most Handsome Man I'd Ever Seen. Long Dark Brown Curly hair, dark eyes, and a killer smile. Not too tall, not too short, just right.
Now, I'd known John for eleven years. I always liked him, always thought he was really fun to be around, intelligent, but man that killer smile, the kind of a smile, let's you see a twinkle in his eye. He was beautiful, inside and out.
He still is.
Twenty three years married now, I love him, for loving me through a very difficult time then, and for loving me daily since then, I can honestly say, he has never ever made me feel small.
He always supports me in any endeavor I pursue, he is my number one fan. He thinks I can do anything!
(boy do I have him fooled!)
And by the way, he still is The Most Handsome Man I've Ever Seen, and has A KILLER SMILE!
We have three grown sons now, we openly share our love for the the loss of Tom at such a young age, he was thirty two when he died, and he is still missed by both John and I today.
John grew up with Tom, best friends since 4th grade. Through the years he has shared many stories with me, and the boys.
Tommy (the son I was pregnant with when Tom died, never got to meet his dad.
John and I had a son, John named him Shane, after the cowboy Shane.
Our three sons lived together for two years, after the last son graduated. They are tight, makes a mom proud!
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