Found this on CL and happily the woman selling it was only 15 minutes from me. Love the legs and scalloped edges. I used ASCP in Paris Gray, distressed it and glazed in charcoal. I'll tell ya, I am loving not priming or sanding.
It had a cracked leg issue. I used these clamps and they are amazing for legs, mitered edges, anywhere there's a kooky angle.
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| The clamp is called Maestro and I love the new detail sander I got for Christmas too....Genesis. Perfect for getting into routered edges. |
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| Sadly it's not real wood but it is still pretty. |
How's that for a little picture over load??
Happy little side note...I listed this in my Etsy shop and it sold in a few hours... more room in the garage means guilt free CL pursuing in the AM!
Linking up here...
Happy little side note...I listed this in my Etsy shop and it sold in a few hours... more room in the garage means guilt free CL pursuing in the AM!
Linking up here...
7 comments:
What a nice curvy piece and so pretty in gray! We have a new party going. We'd love to have you join us!
Gorgeous!!! I love the old frenchy mid century furniture which seems to be popping up all over the place! It comes out so beautifully when painted...and you did a fabu job!! Love this color. I painted one similar to yours for my daughter in a watermelon pink!
it looks beautiful- i think the gray was the perfect choice! it has much more charm and appeal!
I adore this! I need to find one like it because this would come in so handy! You did a beautiful job, it is gorgeous. I would love for you to link it up at our party.
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It turned out so gorgeous! I did an exact one a long time ago, but I painted it hot pink and added zebra fabric inside. Yours is lovely!
Wowee that looks stunning! You've done an amazing job. 200% better!
i assume you sell your stuff on etsy locally? how does that work? (I only search for art on there, stuff that gets mailed to me)
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