This side table is simply charming!

I used Fluff and Caviar to create this pretty piece. Be sure to clean with White Lightning first!

How to Distress & Paint a Harlequin Pattern

You can watch me paint this table LIVE in this video below. I give all sorts of cleaning and prep tips….along with focusing on the overall harlequin design.

 

 

 

I also knew I wanted an aged and worn finish…..so I only used one coat of each color…which means this project was done in a flash! I decided to paint the harlequin pattern on both the top surface and the smaller lower surface. That was not my original plan…but it looked unfinished otherwise. Now……I think its just perfect!

Learn more about this painted piece here!

How to Distress & Paint a Harlequin Pattern

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Traceys Fancy

Tracey Bellion is well known for her innovative, brilliant, and over-the-top furniture designs that encompass a Whimsical Wonderland. She loves to paint with playful colors and infuse multiple mixed patterns and textures not usually seen together. Tracey’s signature black and white checkerboard pattern is not only one of her favorite patterns to use to add visual interest, it also serves as a neutral in her furniture designs.

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