At Sherwin Williams I was told not to use the sample paint other than a test that will be covered ($5 tester) as it is not made to be permanent. It is made from returned paint - I didn't ask how. Check with your dealer.

It looks great!

I completely understand. Sometimes white is just too much, but you don't want a color. I have added just a drop or two of a color to my white and used it. No one really knows it is there but it just cuts the 'whiteness'.

They might be telling you a story! I work in wood a lot and I often only buy the sampler cans because I don't need very much. In the 20 years of making my dollhouses and fairy houses, I have never had a problem. And it is SO much easier to store those little jars than gallon cans!

Love that color. I am more of a yellow person. Will have to check them out.

Did Hubby make your table?

No the table actually came out of a LQS that went out of business, it was twice the size that it is now. At the time my room wasnt really big enough to handle the table so my Dh cut it down. Now that I have a bigger room I want a bigger table. We talked and I said instead of fixing this one I want him to make me a table that is about 7" long and 7' wide. I now have a very big room as you can see I think in one of the pics, my 12' quilting frame fits very nicely at one end of the room with room around it.