Remember this?
After a nice coat of paint from Home Depot...they sell itty bitty jars of paint, any color for under 3.00. Who knew? I chose a yellow color and wondered if I would be happy with it...and I must say, yes, yes I am. I then used the sander a bit and added a bit of dark stain. Easy peacy...
So now I have a "vintage like" step stool, in my kitchen.
Of course, this is a very modern style stool, so you can only do so much.
Off to see what else I can paint this wonderful yellow color.
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Monday, April 2, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
repurposed and cheap too...
So I was strolling through the Goodwill and I spied this table, for 5.50. B.I.N.G.O...isn't the plastic place mat the perfect touch? Festive too...
So I decided to work on it, one coat of paint, a few days of procrastinating, and then finally this afternoon I finished it. My house is pretty much filled with this type of furniture, do I even have a table that isn't distressed? Yes, one and it is next. I love the old stuff...and I love to distress it. I even did my dining table, nothing is safe with me.
Now where do I put it?
Here will do, for now...
I don't use anything special to distress, depends on the size of the piece, most of the time I use old wall paint I have laying around, or Oop's paint from Home Depot. As for the stain, any stain...I tend to like the dark stain, like walnut. But I have used the colors too. Easy peasy, after you sand off as much as you want...you wipe the stain on and wipe off. I don't do anything further. You could put a clear coat on I guess, but I like it, as is.
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| blurry picture, sorry. |
So I decided to work on it, one coat of paint, a few days of procrastinating, and then finally this afternoon I finished it. My house is pretty much filled with this type of furniture, do I even have a table that isn't distressed? Yes, one and it is next. I love the old stuff...and I love to distress it. I even did my dining table, nothing is safe with me.
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| 2 coats of paint |
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| a break to look up... |
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| sanding... |
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| stained |
Here will do, for now...
I don't use anything special to distress, depends on the size of the piece, most of the time I use old wall paint I have laying around, or Oop's paint from Home Depot. As for the stain, any stain...I tend to like the dark stain, like walnut. But I have used the colors too. Easy peasy, after you sand off as much as you want...you wipe the stain on and wipe off. I don't do anything further. You could put a clear coat on I guess, but I like it, as is.
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