
paint poured dresser
Step 1 |
Paint the dresser with Hunter Green paint. Leave the front of the drawers white. Let dry. |
Step 2 |
Remove the knobs from the drawers. Detach the drawer fronts from the dresser. Nail the drawer fronts onto a strip of scrap wood. When you pour on the drawers, this will make it look like one cohesive marbled pattern. |
Step 3 |
Mix one part Hunter Green paint to two parts Pouring Medium in a cup, then stir with a wood craft stick. Repeat this step with your remaining colours. |
Step 4 |
Protect your work space with a drop cloth. Pour your paint and medium mixture onto your drawer fronts. Swirl until you reach your desired look. Let dry overnight. |
Step 5 |
Carefully score each individual drawer with an X-ACTO® knife. Remove nails and separate drawer fronts from the scrap wood. |
Step 6 |
Re-attach your drawer fronts to your drawers. Re-attach knobs. |
- Dresser – White
- Nail Gun
- Drop Cloth
- Scrap Wood
- Plastic Cup
Step 1 |
Paint the dresser with Hunter Green paint. Leave the front of the drawers white. Let dry. |
Step 2 |
Remove the knobs from the drawers. Detach the drawer fronts from the dresser. Nail the drawer fronts onto a strip of scrap wood. When you pour on the drawers, this will make it look like one cohesive marbled pattern. |
Step 3 |
Mix one part Hunter Green paint to two parts Pouring Medium in a cup, then stir with a wood craft stick. Repeat this step with your remaining colours. |
Step 4 |
Protect your work space with a drop cloth. Pour your paint and medium mixture onto your drawer fronts. Swirl until you reach your desired look. Let dry overnight. |
Step 5 |
Carefully score each individual drawer with an X-ACTO® knife. Remove nails and separate drawer fronts from the scrap wood. |
Step 6 |
Re-attach your drawer fronts to your drawers. Re-attach knobs. |