This is how she sat on the floor at the auction. Too cute. I saw her with white paint and a green glass knob.
Sooooo, I bid on and won the lil table on the left. Nope, didn't get the other one. When buying to RESALE, ya have to remember, ya gotta get it low, and someone else decided they wanted it more than I did.
Check out the next page for the quick and easy transformation.
Brought into my garage/workroom and
two coats of homemade chalk paint (RECIPE FOUND HERE),
a little sanding around the edges to shabby her up,
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add that green glass pull that I saw her wearing when I first spotted her,
and WA LA. That's it. So very easy, but what a change.
What cha think?? Sweet huh??
Linking to these parties:
Show and tell
http://www.blackberryvine.blogspot.com/2012/07/tuesday-to-do-70-and-69-list-makers.html
http://www.blackberryvine.blogspot.com/2012/07/tuesday-to-do-70-and-69-list-makers.html
IN LOVE! The green glass knob is the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteThanks Danavee.
DeleteYep, that little green knob just makes the piece. Darling table! ~ Maureen
ReplyDeleteAh, thanks Maureen.
Deletethe green glass is just what she needed! Love!
ReplyDeleteI too, love the little green knob. It is the unexpected color and sweetness that makes the table complete :) Thank you for sharing your talent with us at The "Sunday Stop".
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Bj
Thanks, Bj. 8-)
DeleteCertainly is sweet. I love homemade chalk paint.xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Jeanetteann. 8-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute, the green knob really gets this table notice.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anne. 8-)
DeleteWhat a transformation. Love the white bright finish with the darling green knob.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Elaine, and thanks for stopping by. 8-)
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely transformation!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nicole.
DeleteA great transformation, and really like the lighter finish with the aging added. I haven't tried home made chalk paint but will give it a try. the other is just so expensive. Loving the cute green knob! Also like the name of your blog! So glad you shared your creative inspiration with Sunday's Best, and hope you join us again! PS - following you on Linky!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS SOOOO MUCH. 8-)
DeleteIt's so pretty. Love the green glass knob. Thank you for sharing this at my Make it Pretty Monday at The Dedicated House. Hope to see your prettiness again on Monday. Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
ReplyDeleteLove her - great transformation!
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely! Great job! The glass knob is the icing on the cake x
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, love the green knob. It was the perfect touch! Jean
ReplyDeleteWow, another beauty. I think you have inspired me to stop paying $43 (with tax) for ASCP. Your homemade recipe looks phenomenal!
ReplyDeleteYour restyles are fantastic! Now following :)
ReplyDeleteJust came upon your blog. Love your stuff and painting stuff too! When you distress the edges, do you sand by hand or with an electric palm sander? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAngie......thanks so very much for the sweet comment. And, I usually use a palm sander, but sometimes on smaller pieces, just sand by hand. COME BACK SOON.
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