Hutch Painted in Miss Mustard Seed’s Kitchen Scale Milk Paint

Kitchenscalehutch

One of the first large pieces I painted with Milk Paint was this beautiful hutch.  I found it on a pickin’ trip in a junk store.  It was covered with crud.  After cleaning it throughly I decided to paint it with Miss Mustard Seed’s Kitchen Scale Milk Paint.  I didn’t add the bonding agent because I wanted a really chippy primitive finish.

Miss Mustard Seed Kitchen Scale

I painted two coats of paint on it and then used a puddy knife and fine grit sandpaper to distress.  I finished it up with MMSMP furniture wax and here it is.

Miss Mustard Seed Kitchen Scale

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Miss Mustard Seed Kitchen Scale

Miss Mustard Seed Kitchen Scale

Miss Mustard Seed Kitchen Scale

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9 Comments

  1. Sue Farmer says:

    Gorgeous!! You do such a beautiful job, Beth. Don’t know if you remember me. I was talking to you about painting our kitchen cabinets. We had them done and they look amazing. I am so happy I had them done and just wish you could have done them for me. Thanks again for your help!!

    1. Hi Sue! I’m so glad it worked out for you. Email me a picture if you get a chance. I’d love to see them.

      Blessings to you my friend!

      Beth

    1. I agree Nancy…it’s one of my favorites. 🙂

    1. Thanks Therese!!! 🙂 hugs.

  2. Have you used any wax after the 2nd coat? I like your work
    Thank you.
    Karen

    1. Hi Karen,

      I’m not sure if I understand your question but yes I have used wax after the second coat of paint. I hope this helps.

      Blessings,
      Beth

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