This painted dresser makeover is so cute!! It is simple and only a few products were used but it has completely transformed the look of this piece.
You Have To See This Simple But Amazing Painted Dresser Makeover
My best friends daughter has turned 10 this February and for her birthday I wanted to give her something special. I took her boring white dresser and turned it into something fun and cheery and more grown up. I love these colors together and I am loving the new stick & style stencils by Redesign by Prima. This is such a cute but grown up painted dresser makeover.
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Supply List:
Buttercream by Dixie Belle Paint Company
Apricot by Dixie Belle Paint Company
Colonel Mustard by Dixie Belle Paint Company
Gold Digger by Dixie Belle Paint Company
Synthetic Brush by Dixie Belle Paint Company
Artist Brush by Finnabair
Redesign by Prima Stick & Style Stencils- Dot/Mini Dot
The first step for this was to clean my piece really well. Once I cleaned my piece I painted the Buttercream over the top and down to the middle of the top three drawers and side.
Blending The Colors
After I painted the dresser and allowed it to dry, I blended the buttercream and apricot line. You can see the technique I used to blend below 👇🏻👇🏻
After the paint was blended I started adding the gold dots!!!!
Adding Golden Dots To The Painted Dresser
For this method I used the Redesign With Prima Dot (Mini and Large) Stick & Style stencil!!! I wanted the dots to be gold therefore, I used Dixie Belle’s Colonel Mustard and Gold Digger. I also use and artists brush for this part. After cutting the stencil the length I needed, I placed it where I wanted on the dresser.
The first step is to paint colonel mustard. Once that is dry you will do 2-3 coats of the Gold Digger Moonshine Metallic paint.
Adding More Dots
After you have added your last coat of the gold digger you will pull the stencil off. At this point I used a pencil to mark the places I thought a dot should go, as a result I got a more uniform look. I just reused the same sheets of stencil over and over and repeated the process.
I would just step back every so often to see if I liked the way it looked. At one point I put the hardware on and off to get the full feel. You have to use your own descrition at this point.
Below is a final staged picture of the piece. I would love to hear what you think? Do you love dots, not love dots? Did you notice the super sweet and awesome drawer pulls also? Pineapples, golden dots, pink and crystals!!! What 10 year old could resist???
leave me a comment below about what you think ❤️❤️❤️
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