I picked up this sweet little table at the Bryn Mawr garage sales and decided it would be lovely in a sunny yellow. This is MMSMP in Mustard Seed Yellow mixed with a little Linen. I didn’t exactly measure, which is kind of how I usually cook too.
It got nicely chippy. Not too much, but enough to look properly vintage.
I debated adding the stencil. I have to confess, I hesitated because I overheard someone at Junk Bonanza say “I wish everything didn’t say Paris on it!” Has this ever happened to you? It made me question my use … or overuse? … of stencils. But in the end I decided that my furniture doesn’t have to please everyone. I love the stencils, so I will keep on using them. So there.
It’s just a sweet little sunny side table.
The perfect shade of yellow for my chintzware teapot.
This one will be part of the inventory for my summer Carriage House Sale.
q is for quandie 
sweet is the perfect word to decide the little table and the yellow suits her perfectly -occasionally I second guess the direction I am taking for a project I spend copious amounts of time in indecision to get it perfect- wise words “it doesn’t have to please everyone” ! I need this tattooed on my brain! I do hope you are keeping the teapot?
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I am keeping the teapot. It is too pretty to part with.
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I love your table and the color–keep on doing what your are doing!
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Thanks Darrielle!
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I still want this table. Can we arrange something this weekend? I bought a darling vintage child’s rocking chair for you at garage sale yesterday. It was $2.50, my treat. But your neighbor Ken will have to add one piece of board on back. I know you will do wonders with this cute piece!!
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Yee haw! I’ve been looking for some cute child sized chairs to paint. Fab. Let me know when you have time to swing by.
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Don’t kill me, wish that cute little table was stencil free, she is a beauty!
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Killing you would seem a bit extreme 😉 Hey, like the song says you can’t please everyone, so you got to please yourself.
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