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I gave the table top a thorough sanding to remove all the varnish because I’m going to stain the top and the raw wood finish is best for staining.
Stain: mix 1 tablespoon milk paint powder with 3 tablespoons water and shake or stir thoroughly.


Now I was ready to paint the base, and I chose another Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint Euro colour – Bergere, a lovely blue.
Regular Milk Paint is mixed using equal parts water and paint powder.

Mixed paint on the left; dry milk paint powder on right.
For this table I opted to add a little bonding agent as I wanted a smooth look and not distressed. Bonding agent adds extra stickability to the milk paint. If I was wanting a distressed or chippy look, I’d leave the bonding agent out.




This piece sold rather quickly. Seems you can’t go wrong with blue these days!
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