I couldn't budge this even 2 inches to get a decent photo................but here she is finished
( shadows and all )
My Son and SIL brought it in - I painted it exactly where they put it - and they took it back
( and brought 2 more pieces to be done while they were at it )
The family I painted these pieces for wanted to refresh their daughters former bedrooms - so that the grandchildren could sleep in the same rooms when visiting - with the same furniture as their Mom's had - just updated a little !
I distressed all of the molding to make it look like an old country armoire
and now on to the dresser and end table :)
Life is usually crazy busy around here - but between trying to get ahead with house reno's and outdoor work and furniture - well - these last few weeks have been a little more so - sorry for posting and running but here's me signing off rather abruptly because I have a line I have to cross
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Painted, that piece is so much better. I kind of hesitated at the little dresser and mirror though... they are so incredibility cute and country looking and can't imagine them any better --but, looking forward to seeing what you do with them.
ReplyDeleteLovely as usual!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! How neat that the grandparents are using their daughter's old furniture for their grands now. Love it...:) Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so much better painted. I know I say that a lot but it's true! I know the feeling of trying to reach a finish line and feeling like I'm in slow motion. Yikes! Try not to overdo, k? I hope you're getting some sunny weather and time to enjoy your pool some.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Cecilia
You did such a great job! Have you ever tried to make your own chalk paint? I tried it this past weekend and loved the results! I love finding any way to save on DIY's!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Suzan. It turned out beautifully and so much nicer than the orangey pine.
ReplyDeleteYou definitely worked your magic on this piece - a beautiful design.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if I might ask a question and get your professional opinion. Since you deal with the ASCP all the time, do you feel it would be durable enough to use on kitchen cabinets? And if so what would the process be?
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Suzan, just the right amount of distressing!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Marie !!!
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LOVE!!!! Just LOVE!!!! Another beautiful re love.
ReplyDeleteKris
Way to go, Suzan. Such a difference. I am loving pure white on furniture these days. So fresh. Are you using the same for the dresser?
ReplyDeleteHi Teri - thanks so much !
DeleteYes - she wants white on all of them :)
xxx
It looks great, Suzan!
ReplyDeleteHi Suze! That piece looks great. Awesome job and the other pieces will be perfect once you work your magic on them. Just back and trying to catch up myself. Love to you- xo Diana
ReplyDeletelovely,what a great idea,updating for the grands and it looks great.
ReplyDeleteThanks Marlene !!!
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Thanks Marlene !!!
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I wouldn't have thanked you for that piece in it's original finish, but I love it now. Maybe not the weight part, but sure love the look!
ReplyDeleteSuzan, you knocked it out of the park! SCHWEEET! I know they love the pieces and the armoire looks like a heavy beauty! Fantabulous!!! ~ Christina
ReplyDeleteWow! I hope they love the transformation you have worked so hard on. Absolutely beautiful! I want that armoire 😍. xo Patty
ReplyDeleteInteresting piece. It looks good painted. I am curious about the style?
ReplyDeleteLove it !!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Pati !!!
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Susan
ReplyDeleteYou did a fabulous job...it looks great. I just love armoires!!
Love this piece...so pretty!!
ReplyDelete~Cindy
Wow that's amazing. We have a armoire that we inherited from my hubby's grandpa and I'm soo sick of looking at the dark varinish on it - think I will try something like this now.....thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kelly !
ReplyDeleteI didn't want to send this one back LOL
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Such a beautiful transformation.... very nice. :)
ReplyDeleteHello Suzan!!! I love this great work! So beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day!
Hugs and love from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Obridgada Ana !!!
ReplyDeleteHugs from Montreal !
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It turned out darling Suzan! The room will be fabulous when you get all of the pieces painted for her. You have been a busy bee! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
hi Suzan - what a fantastic piece. well done. so long since i stopped by. sorry we've been renovating out house and I've been so short on time. looking forward to catching up on your latest!
ReplyDeletecheers fiona
Thanks so much Fiona - look how behind I am in replying !!!
DeleteRenovations are something I've been living with for over a year now - I get it !!!
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE PAINT< WHITE PAINT
It looks great in white and the round moulding looks a lot like traditionnal Bretton moulding.
ReplyDeleteLooks soooo much better! Hang in there...you'll reach the finish line and it will be so worth it!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy
Looks great Suzan! Thanks for joining Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteLove the white armoire, its a feature this week at Fabulous Friday.Stop by if you can
ReplyDeleteMaria
I had to feature this beautiful armoire! at Fabulous Friday, here is the link..
ReplyDeleteCiao Maria