I painted on primer and then added a couple of coats of Martha Stewart's paint in tidewater, which is a really pretty shade of greenish, grayish blue. I knew I wanted to stencil something on the drawers, but I could not decide on a design until I saw clipart of these skeleton keys online. I printed the clipart, enlarged it on my copier and cut out the designs with an exacto knife on freezer paper to make stencils. It was a bit time consuming to cut out all the little keys with all their intricate details, but they came out really cute and now I have antique key stencils for other projects!
I think it goes nicely on the little armoire in my bathroom and will be very useful for holding accessories and/or toiletries.
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It looks so cute! I love the keys!!
its really a great idea!! beautiful!!
I am so impressed that you cut stencils for those keys! I can hardly cut a square of fabric straight to line a drawer. Sweet piece, so much beter after!
Really cute redo! I'm sure it took awhile making that stencil. I love the color you used and it look great in your bath.
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