Here's the breakdown............
Sneak Peak...
The before...Great bones, just horribly ugly.
The Process.... Sandpaper, Valspar paint in Woodlawn Valley Haze in Satin. By far my favorite color I've used. I took apart the drawer pulls and added some new ones, gutted it all, cleaned it up and sanded it down. I then primed it and painted every inch. I mean top, bottoms, sides, insides, sides you'll probably never see in your life if you purchase it, but I painted it. Oh yes, yes I did. Why? I got a little excited.
Oops...I started the entire process out on the driveway ( I promise honey) until it started to rain, so I pulled it inside the garage where my husband stores his precious babies. I hope he does not see that this happened.... next to his car. LOL.
The color...Valspar, Woodlawn Valley Haze in Satin. Far right.Before I sanded it. I had to give it some warmth and lived life look. ; )
7 hours and a back ache later this beauty showed up with her glass slippers and all.
The Details...
Cinderella...Yes, I named her. I just so happened to be her Fairy Godmother for the day.
I almost burlapped the top of this but I decided that the (what I think is granite?) was to pretty to cover and it went beautifully with the color I used for the table.
Is that granite? I don't know but it sure looks pretty and it weighs a ton.
Do I have to sell this???? I don't want to but I have no place for it.
Hope this inspires you all to give a little love to those ugly pieces.
Until Next Time...........
Linked to...
http://staceyembracingchange.com/2013/05/09/creative-inspirations-linky-party-37/
http://www.lizmarieblog.com/2013/05/inspire-me-please-linky-party-10/
http://www.lambertslately.com/2013/05/create-it-thursday-1.html
http://www.rainonatinroof.com/2013/05/give-me-goods-monday-link-party-8.html
Visiting from Embracing Change. I love this...the colors, the finishes, the knobs, everything. If I had a beach house this would be the center of attention. Thanks for sharing. Now a new follower. Consider a visit and follow me :)
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thanks, Debbie
Thank you Deborah. I love the beach cottage feel. I will definitely check out your blog. Thanks again.
DeleteWow, this turned out so pretty! You did a wonderful job of distressing too :)
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Thank You so much. My favorite part of the entire upcycling process is the distressing. I love it.
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