CeCe Caldwell Portland Rose Before and After Jewelry Cabinet

Today’s project is a throwback I did back in 2014.  This was my first PINK jewelry cabinet… actually, it’s CeCe Caldwell Portland Rose chalk and mineral paint.  This was back before I took notes on my projects so I don’t remember how much I paid for it.  I’m guessing around $5.  And you can see from the second photo that I sold it for $27 at Room With a Past.

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Cece Caldwell Portland Rose Jewelry Cabinet

• Cece Caldwell’s Paints in Portland Rose  (I just checked their website… looks like this color is discontinued.  Here’s a similar light pink chalky paint.)
• Minwax Polycrylic
• paint brushes
• sandpaper
• hardware cloth
• lightweight staple gun & staples

One of these days I’ll remember to take a real before photo of a jewelry cabinet that I’m painting!  At least this time I remembered before it was completely painted.  Now you can see how I start with the piece upside down so I can see and get under the little ledges and bottom edge that I might not notice when it’s sitting upright.

Here you see the jewelry cabinet on my shelf for the Room With a Past sale.  I really love how it turned out.  I’m not a big pink person but this color is so light and pretty that I could live with it. I have one more unpainted jewelry cabinet at home so I may paint it pink, too!

Take a look at some of the other jewelry cabinets I’ve painted and updated:

• The Ultimate Guide to DIY Jewelry Box Makeovers
• Turquoise and White Jewelry Cabinet
• How to Silver Leaf a Jewelry Cabinet
• Gorgeous Turquoise Armoire Makeover
• Jewelry Cabinet Makeover with Paint Sprayer

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‘Til the next project,

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Originally published April 9, 2014.  We party at these blog hops.