I'm really quite pleased with it for a first attempt - there'll be no stopping me now!! The colours aren't quite true as the paint is Crown & Rose Hemp Beige and the fabric has a cream background rather than the pale pink that it shows as on my screen. I still need to polish it with clear wax polish, but can't decide whether it needs a touch of distressing first, or whether to leave it as is. I might mull that over for a day or two.
The garage and store are full of pieces waiting to be painted; the Centres have a few already painted items and the sitting room and the back of the car have a few more which could probably benefit from being lined with fabric. So I'll won't stay to chat ... lots to do ...
Hope you're having a lazy day, too!!
Hope you're having a lazy day, too!!
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Sounds as though you have accomplished much already for a Sunday afternoon. Me? ... I'm still in my jammies!
I love the fabric and the distressed cabinet!
Enjoy the rest of your day!
Deborah
Talk about a whirlwind, I still don't know how you do it! Got back at 1.30 and feeling very tired! Had a great day though, sorry our meeting was so brief but hope to meet you 'properly' very soon. Dominque has settled in beautifully..spent this afternoon planning what I can adorn her with...so I suppose I did get something done even if it was from the comfort of the sofa...x
Jane
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Wow - where did you find time to write your blog?! You do sound busy. The meat safe looks really pretty. Hope you can now put your feet up for a bit.
Cathy X
What a busy bee you are. Thank you for enlightening me on the bric a brac man/recycling centre mystery. All sounds like a bit of backhanding to me!
Tried to look on your website tonight but the photos took an age to download then firefox quit, twice, so I gave up! You may need to resize your photos possibly(?)
Yes definitely see you Tuesday :-)
The meat safe looks great, I'm sure it is a great improvement over the state you found it in. (Did I miss a picture of the original?)
Darla
You certainly have an eye for transforming things. Too bad (or maybe good for my wallet) that we live on the other side of the pond...
Your post made me smile, I started transforming my kitchen with a lick of paint on subday. Love the meat safe
Hi Sue,
Fabulous make-over! I imagine it looks a hundred times better than before....to distress or not to distress...now there's a question!
I'm sure it will get snapped up what ever you decide!
Niki x
I love the little cupboard, so cute!
There is nothing quite like transforming something plain into something utterly gorgeous!
Victoria x
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