Please take a look at Christina’s Blog showing you how she achieved this lovely star design on her daughter’s storage cabinet woven baskets. The Blue Indigo Chalk Spray Paint design really does create a feature of this basic cube storage cabinet. “One of the challenges of having small children is how quickly toys accumulate everywhere in your home. Several...

One of the best furniture transformations we have seen on the Decogarden programme was the transformation of a dark wood cabinet using the Pintyplus Chalk spray paint. The texture created by this paint cannot be fully appreciated in a photo, but it has a velvety look and doesn’t require sanding unless you are creating this...

It’s worth reading Robyn’s Blog to find out exactly how she produced these lovely bookends using Pintyplus Black Plum Chalk Spray Paint to co-ordinate with her decor. “It’s no secret we built a rather amazing unit in the living room last month. I’ve been gathering my books from all corners of the house and setting...

Please read Kerri-Ann’s blog showing how easy it is to get a great affect using our Blue Indigo Pinty Pluis chalk paint spray. “.. the fact that these chalk paints are in the version of a spray paint. Unlike previous attempts with sanding and paintbrushes, it felt so much easier and I love the matt finish....

Please read Morgana’s blog showing how effective our Pinty Pluis chalk paint spray is on glass. “I love adding little touches to my home. This month I couldn’t face another big job like that so I’ve made some little vases, plant pots and tea light holders. Well, I haven’t ‘made’ them, I’ve just upcycled them....

Please read Stephanie’s blog showing her giving a new lease of life to an old sewing box using Pale Turquoise and Ash Grey Pinty Plus Chalk Paint. “I’ve had this sewing stool for many years and for a while now it’s been relegated to our conservatory and was one of the things I planned to...

Please read Christina’s blog showing her wooden bench makeover using Pale Turquoise and Broken White Pinty Plus Chalk Paint. “After admiring Clare’s new chalk painted chair on her blog, Maybush Studio, I was thrilled when she contacted me to ask if I would like to be part of the Pinty Pluser Ambassador blogging team. This...

Please read Kara’s blog showing how she renovated an old yellow wooden chair using Rose Petal Pinty Plus Chalk Paint. “I decided to make our first project one of our Dining Chairs. I have a little bit of a thing for second-hand chairs all painted different colours, we currently have over 8 round the house,...

Please read Robyn’s blog showing her fabric armchair makeover using Vintage Olive Pinty Plus Chalk Paint. “The piece of furniture in question was a chair. I’ve always wanted a queen Anne wingback armchair, they’re beautiful! And as luck would have it Nostalgiques – A local furniture restoration business, owned by the fabulous Nicola- had a...

Please read Jenny’s blog where she works her magic on a simple plant stand using Pinty Plus Broken White Chalk Paint. “I absolutely love up-cycling and DIY projects. If I can take something in my house or something that someone else doesn’t want any more into something useful, amazing and pretty, I am happy. Today...

Choose your tin. Here we have taken a Christmas Panettone tin and cleaned it with spirit to remove all traces of oil and dirt. Next we applied a layer of Universal Pinty Plus Art Primer to both the lid and base to aid adhesion and prevent oxidation (it may not completely hide the original design...

Thoroughly clean the furniture, allow to dry and mask the areas not to be painted with the first colour. Apply the paint with the can in the upright position, approximately 20 cm from the surface, applying thin layers and allow to dry. This furniture has toured half of Spain creating interest and won the Craftlover challenge....

£5 WICKER CHAIR MAKEOVER WITH SPRAY CHALK PAINT If you’ve been following this blog for a while you’ll know that I’m quite a fan of chalk paint and the furniture makeovers you can do with it. So, it’s probably no surprise that when I was offered the chance to try out chalk paint in a...

All you need to let your imagination run free with these fairy-size doors is; 10 lolly sticks or similar (can usually be found in a craft store or pharmacy) Hot glue gun Pinty Plus Chalk Spray Paint Scissors Pencil Natural wooden dowel (for the ladder) Wooden kebab skewer or thin wooden dowel (for fixing the door...

In this tutorial Javi of Yonolotiraria teaches us how to make a stylish feature of a simple light using polystyrene balls and Pintyplus Chalk Paint Spray. The beauty of making your own is that you save yourself some pennies and you can use the colours best suited to your decor. Because halk Paint is water-based...