"Why, why, why Bob, is she painting a perfectly fine sewing cabinet?"
"Did you see her nail that picture to the wall without using a ruler, level or a stud?"
"Did she really just sand and paint that piece of furniture without proper ventilation? Without removing all the pieces? Without a stinking drop cloth?!"
"Did she attach the hardware before the paint was completely dry?"
"Oh no, Martha. Please say she didn't paint those drawers with stuff still in them?"
Yep. I kind of did. We bought the cabinet for 20 bucks over ten years ago at a resale shop. I wanted to paint it the day we brought it home. I know, I procrastinated a bit. But now it's done and I love it.
So, sorry Bob. Sorry Martha. I'm not the best rule-follower. But hey, while you're shaking your head at me in disgust, check out the chair I revamped too. Good news guys- I actually took it apart before painting it. Woo Hoo! I need my own show on HGTV ;)
sewing cabinet before-
sewing cabinet after:
Finished project :)
Holy buckets, girl. That's fantastic!! While I was sewing all those sashes, I kept thinking about how I could make the space work for me better, about what sorts of little "things" that would help me organize my needles and thread, buttons, etc. Now, I want to paint!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shan, when you finish that book of yours, we'll go out and get our organization on!
ReplyDeleteI thought the ribbon organizer was a fabulous idea. I take it back...that chair is my new favorite. I want one just like it. You did a great job. You are such a talented soul.
ReplyDeleteMary Welling-Bonney
Fine looking desk and chair, superb job! The soft colors blend with room and give it a "home" feel. All good things come to those who wait!
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