I set up a cleaning and sanding station.
And the amputations of uneven limbs proceeded at quite a fast clip.
Chucks and I are not real doctors.
We just play one on blogs.
See y'all!
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lol. All your patients look so much better after their surgeries. Love all the different depths of turquoise.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are furniture doctors! Love, love, love primitive pieces like these.
ReplyDeleteLOL. You make everything fun!
ReplyDeleteThe patients look really nice! :)
ReplyDeleteI have a piece that also needs some trimming. Do you use a regular wood saw ? Another question, Donna.... When you have a piece made of scrap wood, and there isn't a good solid paint job on it, if it's dirty, how do you clean it ? I mean, deep dirt, into the crevices and holes of old wood.... not something you can just dust off with an old t-shirt. Would appreciate any hints you can give me. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGood job, Drs. D&C! bwahahahaha
ReplyDeleteYou're too funny. Love the rustic looks!
ReplyDeleteThey turned out great!
ReplyDeleteGosh, does anyone remember the commercial that started that saying: "I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV." Chad Everett said it, but I have no idea what the commercial was for. If anyone remembers, I'm standing by. Oops! I could have sworn it was Everett, but it was the actor, Peter Bergman, who played Dr. Cliff Warner (who married Nina 4 times, and divorced her 3) on All My Children. (Geez, I remember him, too! not that I watched All My Children faithfully for all those years!) The commercial was for the Vicks Formula 44 cough syrup advertising campaign in 1986. Gotta love Wikipedia!
ReplyDeleteCute post and patients!
ReplyDeleteYou are so funny! I love how the patients look now and their patina is perfection!
ReplyDeleteLOL You just made my day!
ReplyDeleteI wish that's all I needed to look and feel better!!! They all look great!
ReplyDeleteYour patients are so lucky you knew they could have an other life!
ReplyDeleteLoving those colors and surgeries turned out great!
ReplyDeleteKeep on having fun!
Such a fun post Donna! And, what cute patients you have! Love the turquoise color in the first photo. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteNice job Donna and Chucks. You guys worked wonders on those (patients) tables.
ReplyDeleteThey should sell fast in your shop ... perfect sizes and aging. Glad you are having fun and the hope the dental work has healed and you can now open your mouth.
Such a fun post too.
Hugs,
Audrey Z.
So fun! Your "patients" look fabulous! Blessings, Cecilia
ReplyDeleteThose patients were in good hands...medical miracles!....I am taking note of your antique booth...and will stop in the next time I am in Augusta!
ReplyDeleteToo funny! I hope your patients all find good homes and live a long and happy life. Thanks for sharing at Vintage Inspiration Party.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post, love your patients.
ReplyDeleteBev
Love your new patients! Their patina is great!
ReplyDeleteI loved this post! Your patients did so well after the surgeries. Thanks for this, it made my day.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Dianne
Bwahahahaaa! I'm plowing through unread emails and this title made me smile! So you! Your patients seem to have recovered quite nicely and are better off for their visit to your surgical clinic!
ReplyDeleteDon't you love it when you can give new life to your patients? Love that wonderful patina! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Great pieces. Sometimes they just need a little love and SURGERY.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely group!
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