Hello!!
This is another project I recently finished.
This is another project I recently finished.
I found this vanity on Craig's List and fell in love right away.
It's a dresser from 1930s and I love the shape and the details, so feminine.
I've been using lots of gray and blue paints so far, so this time, I wanted a new colour.
Mixing up my own colour and making it into chalk paint.
I did this after midnight, when it was so quiet and everyone else was asleep,
I felt like I was a mad scientist :)
It's hard to see what colour this is from the picture, but it's mint green.
I painted the details white.
When the colour is light like this, you sometimes have to put many coats of paint.
I did 4 coats of green and white :)
After I did a little bit of distressing and lots of hand waxing......
She looks like this.
I think she turned out pretty.
My daughter came in and said
"Mom, everything looks so pretty after you touch them!"
That made me really happy!
I used the natural & dark wax.
I like beading:)
Painted inside white.
My daughter brought this necklace to me to use it in a picture:)
Well, new school year has just started today.
I hope all the kids will have a wonderful year ahead!!
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Oh My - I think this is the most beautiful painted dresser I've seen. It's absolutely gorgeous. Congratulations, I predict your will win all the 'parties' that you enter. Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comment, Jeannie, it almost made me cry :)
DeleteYou made my day, hope you'll have a wonderul day too!
Sweet! I love the style of this piece. You did a fantastic job with the details too.
ReplyDeleteLiz
Thank you Liz, me too I like the style :)
DeleteI love it- it looks so sweet and feminine.
ReplyDeleteThank you Emily!!
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!! Beautiful makeover -
ReplyDeleteYour newest follower - would love to have you
come by and follow back when you have the time!
Hugs,
Suzan ( a fellow Canuck - from Montreal )
XOX
Hi Susan,thank you for your comment!
DeleteI'm originally from Japan and my husband is from Quebec and I've been to Montreal a few times.
It's a beautiful city with lots of old European inspirations!!
I'll head over to your blog now :)
Lovely--great colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sandy :)
DeleteVery pretty Sayuri. Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving such a sweet comment. As always great work girl!
ReplyDeleteAnne
Thank you Anne!I love your work and am looking forward to seeing more bautiful creations from you :)
DeleteWhat a wonderful compliment from your daughter and I totally agree!
ReplyDeleteSharon, thank you!What my daughter said to me really made me smile:)
DeleteIt's darling~ thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday!
ReplyDeleteThank you Courtney for stopping by & for your comment:)
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