Finishing Touches: Stenciled Damask Pattern

Unexpected pairings often have stunning results. Here in the February issue of Martha Stewart Living, a stenciled damask pattern takes a bureau from basic to glamorous. To stencil a chest, remove the hardware and drawers and then paint the frame and drawers separately. Once the pieces are dry, replace the drawers and stencil on your design, working from the center outward. Small Ribbon Damask Stencil.
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Unexpected pairings often have stunning results.  Here in the February 2011 issue of Martha Stewart Living, a stenciled damask pattern takes a bureau from basic to glamorous.  

Martha Stewart Living February 2011 cover

To stencil a chest, remove the hardware and drawers and then paint the frame and drawers separately. Once the pieces are dry, replace the drawers and stencil on your design, working from the center outward. Small Ribbon Damask Stencil.

Ribbon Damask stencil on furniture

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