Have you tried it?? Do you love it??

Maybe you are new to the furniture painting world and this is your way to try it and explore!!

Either way, this Giveaway is for YOU!!

I am excited to announce that I will be giving away a 4 count Sample Pack of LeCraie’s Furniture Paint!!

{The colors sent to you are labeled for no resale and there is no choosing colors but it’s FREE!!!}

So who wants to Enter?? 

At the bottom of the post you will see all the options I have given you for extra entries!!

You can follow me via Twitter, Pinterest, you can Pin an image, You have to like me over on Facebook {likely that is how you got here!!}, and many more!!

I can’t wait to see who the lucky winner is!! I am excited for YOU!!

Want to know more about this lovely paint?  I am happy to share!!

28 beautiful velvet finish colors!!

As I shared here {click on the “here”}

Just two simple words, but with a huge impact in the market. La Craie is in demand. And we are sure, this is all just the beginning. Especially when consumers begin to understand the difference between the real stuff and the fake…s.

We are from the generation when teachers wrote on blackboards to get their message across. We then actually learned that 1 plus 1 is 2 (nowadays they tell you that it all depends on how you want the outcome to be). They wrote with a white piece of chalk and some of them managed to write a blackboard full in no time, telling us to keep up. And then it happened. The teacher took a wet cloth, wiped the blackboard clean and started her second teaching offensive. When we started moaning because we couldn’t read her transfer of knowledge, she used to say “be patient, this is chalk and it becomes readable when the board dries”. And it did.

And here’s it all about. Chalk becomes visible when the (sub)surface has dried. This is caused by the light breaking index. Light reflects on a wet surface heavier than on the chalk itself and that is why there is a difference between “wet” and “dry” coverage of La Craie. When this happens, you know you are actually working with the real stuff.

La Craie is 100 % natural paint. We do not add chemical drying catalysts (so called “super-dryers”) because the paint will then dry too fast leaving those nasty chalk balls.

When you notice the first coat looks more transparent than colored, don’t worry. It is there, but you don’t see it (yet). Think about the teachers from the past and let it dry for 30 minutes. When your first coat has dried completely, start your second coat (with the same color or play around with other colors or different techniques) and you will be amazed by the results. Yes, you are painting with the real stuff.

Good Luck!! I hope you will be back often to see what you can do with this wonderful paint!!

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