In great shape, but tres passe!
This space was not too dark so no painting here.
A tropical blue.
Yes, that one crooked one did disturb me until the cabinet was finished and it was not noticeable.
Sea shell shaped.
They are probably planning their escape.
Dreaming of a tropical isle.
Coated the whole thing.
Heavily with several coats on the edges.
Clear MinWax.
Even Chucks commented on how pretty it turned out.
The Graphics Fairy always comes through.
Find images here!
It was a wonderful day to spend painting with cherubs.
See y'all!
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Show And Share No. 278
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Love it!!
ReplyDeleteMarti
Simply gorgeous. Love this.
ReplyDeleteKris
If my husband takes the time to comment on something I've done, I know its definitely an eye catcher! Way to go Chucks!
ReplyDeleteErica
Love the color and the cherubs!! Have you ever tried paint that finishes crackled or chipped?
ReplyDeletegorgeous just gorgeous xx
ReplyDeleteThis is a cute make over!
ReplyDeleteLove how the cabinet turned out and all the projects on your previous post.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a relaxing day today.......how is the weather? Hotter than Hades here......in the 90s.........too hot to be out! Happy Labor Day to you!
So pretty and so different. Lovely color as well.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Loving the turquoise and the cherubs.
ReplyDeleteThe "artsy" shot...LOL...you kill me! All of the photos are great and so is that piece...absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDear Donna ... where do you find the time? That piece turned out really nice. Looks like a lot of work and not one of your 'quickies'. So nice when the husband pays you a compliment, so pat yourself on the back. I should sell fast.
ReplyDeleteWow, that turned out so pretty! It's so pretty and Frenchy now!!
ReplyDeleteTania
A Great Transformation! I am Hopeful, in our New Home, that I now have the Space to do some Painting and Transforming of furniture with good bones that need new Life breathed into them. Blogs like yours that take me thru the various steps of Fabulous Transformations makes various Techniques less intimidating to try... Thanks so much for Sharing the Process! Blessings from the Arizona Desert... Dawn... The Bohemian
ReplyDeleteMy Aunt Margo used to keep a butterfly net on hand in case any of her cherubs tried to escape. Very pretty finished product. Someone is sure to love it.
ReplyDeleteLoving the finished look a lot, Donna!
ReplyDeleteI can hardly believe this is the same as the "blah" piece from the before picture. Amazing job!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! I don't know where you get your vision for a piece, but it is always spot on! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is such an amazing transformation! I adore the color and the cherubs. Wow, that took a ton of steps, but the finished product is sure worth it. Thanks for telling and showing us all of the steps.
ReplyDeleteJust popping over from Share Your Cup Thursday!
Donna, I usually have a good idea of how things can be transformed, but I would have walked right past this one! What a sensational job you've done! This is so beautiful, it takes my breath away! Love, Mimi xxx
ReplyDeleteDonna, this piece is absolutely gorgeous! I love the cherubs and you gave it such wonderful vintage feel! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Your little piece is so cute… thank you for sharing at Friday's Furniture Fix and for stopping by every week! ;o) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna. I don't have to mention again how much I love this one...but I will! Thanks for sharing at Five Star Frugal this week. Love Mimi xxx
ReplyDeleteLove the color choice on this makeover! It's so unique and pretty. Thank you for sharing it with Friday's Furniture Fix! I hope you'll join us again this week.. a new party begins now. Take Care! Carrie, Thirty Eighth Street
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