Timeless

Feb 2018 style challenge: include paint splatter, sequin(s), doodle or stamp, and journaling in a handwritten font. I almost never use sequins or glitter, so I've added sequins that are about as subdued as you can get!

Credits:
Fonts: DJB All Cool Chicks, Elegant Typewriter
Worn and Well Loved, by Dawn Inskip
Template: You Are Here blog freebie, by Fiddle Dee Dee
Pale pink sequins: Torquay, K Winiecki

Journaling:
When I was 16, I went on an exchange to Quebec for two weeks. while I was away, mom changed my entire room: new paint and wallpaper, new bedding and antique dressers. I remember walking in and thinking that the burgundy paint was too dark and antiques weren’t my thing. Of course, I thanked her for it and said I loved it, but it was her style, not mine.
When I moved out, those dressers came with me. Later, after I was married, they became hers and she used them for the rest of her life. Now they’re mine again. I decided to repurpose one of them to store sewing supplies in my sewing/laundry room. Unfortunately, when I removed the mirror, the veneer came off. Time for a change! Cameron sanded down the top so I could paint it. The walls in the laundry room are a blue-grey colour. I have used chalk paint to paint the dresser white, but have used grey for the top with some distressing in white. I’ve also added some glass knobs. I am not sure mom would like seeing this painted, as she loved the original oak finish, but I’m really happy with it! This suits the “modern farmhouse” style that I’m enjoying now.