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| original cabinetry before painting |
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| cabinetry after liquid sander and 2 coats of paint are applied |
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| cabinetry after liquid sander, 2 coats paint, glaze and 2 coats of poly are applied. We still have one more cabinet to finish, so we will put a tutorial of the step by step instructions and the supplies needed. |
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| This dresser, that my sister refinished for her daughters was the inspiration I needed to refinish my old dresser for my little girl, and ultimately what put the idea into my mind about starting a blog... |
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| My old dresser (Armoire) from high school. I painted it brown, then placed scrapbook pages on the doors and drawers (with modpodge) then lots of coats of poly! |
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| This was my dresser growing up and it is a good, stable dresser so we passed it onto my son. First, we had to make it his. |
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| I painted it the coolest color green I could find. I then let it sit for 24 hours, sanded the edges, stained the edges and wiped off the stain. Love how this one turned out!! |
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| We have had this desk for quite a while and I decided to spruce it up. I painted it cream "Bone" and then antiqued it with stain. I left the top brown and kept the original handles. It is perfect size for out printer and laptop plus we live in a small home so this desk fits easily. |
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| I found this wonderful table at DI, which is like a Goodwill, for $20.00. I wanted to show it how it was but it needed a little help, so I sanded it and stained it with just one coat. |
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| Just ignore the legos...I found this picture of what the table looked before I painted it. There were so many layers that it took me way too long to sand it. Next time I think I will try a paint thinner. |
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| I love tourquise and thought it would look pretty antiqued |
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| The old window I had mirror put in and painted it to match the table. The mirror is located on the craft corner part of the blog. |
