Annie Sloan Old Ochre Coco With Graphite Wash And Duck Egg Detail 1920 This week i am featuring two of my favorite soft and neutral annie sloan chalk paint colors, old ochre and coco. annie sloan chalk paint in old ochre is a fantastic, creamy white. it is not too yellow and can definitely stand on its own. it also makes a great base color to layer on top off. it can be lightened very easily with a lighter wash. Load the brush lightly, so that the ends of the bristles are covered evenly blot or wipe off any excess on a piece of paper or cloth. stenciling tip 4: think thin. you will get better results by applying two thin coats rather than one thick one. wait for the first to dry before applying the second.
Old Ochre Coco With Graphite Wash Nod Duck Egg Detailођ How to seal old ochre chalk paint. to seal and protect old ochre, apply annie sloan’s clear wax with a wax brush or lint free cloth to keep its true color. sealing with brown or black wax will completely change the look of your piece, giving it more depth and dimension. it’s always advised to apply clear wax first before using a dark wax. Annie sloan’s graphite is a soft black – which i like to compare to a dark slate color or a vintage slate chalk board in an old school room! it is made with purplish blues, browns, and is not completely black. when waxed with annie’s dark wax the color becomes even more richer and warm. this is a popular color, especially when i am. Transformed 1920's buffet painted in annie sloan old ochre and coco with a stunning graphite wash. this unique piece features beautiful duck egg details. get inspired and ask me anything!. Duck egg blue sample board – 2 coats of chalk paint™, one coat of clear wax over entire board, then 1 coat of dark wax applied and immediately wiped off over half. click on photo to enlarge. coco sample board – 2 coats of chalk paint™, one coat of clear wax over entire board, then 1 coat of dark wax applied and immediately wiped off.
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