A welcoming little cubby!!! Hope Joanna likes the other half of her birthday present special ordered from her sweet Mom! It's supposed to match the desk I posted for her yesterday. Click here to view the before and after polka dot desk. |
A welcoming little cubby!!! Hope Joanna likes the other half of her birthday present special ordered from her sweet Mom! It's supposed to match the desk I posted for her yesterday. Click here to view the before and after polka dot desk. |
Man that WAS ugly, I cannot even believe could could see potential, but alas I LOVE the out come, you are awesome, I hope your little friend loves the stuff, don't forget to let us know what she thinks:)
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteWhat in the FREAKIN world were they thinking!
ReplyDeleteYou really had an undertaking which you mastered QUITE WELL!!
Yuk! that was some mess! Good job on the re-make! Looking good! :)
ReplyDeletehiya i am visiting from at home with k i am following too x omg your project really is a swan from an ugly (very ugly) duckling x tfs hope to see you at mine soon
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I love the polka dots you added to the shelf area! So cute! The carpet thing was kind of odd, huh?
ReplyDeletehaha, you're comments made me laugh! The carpet being "odd" was a very nice way of putting it! :) Thanks so much for all the compliments - ya'll are a sweet bunch!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove all your projects, Kammy. I found your blog from a craigslist post. You've got amazing talent.I have a small table like this with the metal inside and i was told at the antique store that it was a smoking table, like where they kept cigarettes and pipe tobacco. Just wanted to pass on that tidbit. :o)
ReplyDeleteok, now I've seen it all! A carpeted table. Really. You took that trash and made it a treasure for sure!
ReplyDeleteWow great makeover! I'm going to have to start enlisting my husband to help me on my projects too.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I wonder if this was originally a smoking stand/tobacco cabinet? My first redo on furniture was a tobacco cabinet and the inside was lined with tin or sheet metal.
Anyway love how it turned out! It's perfect for a little girl now. I'm following you now! Stop by my blog if you get a chance!
Emily
http://lovelybeasts.blogspot.com/
I think I would have passed that one up! I'd take it now, though. ha ha ~ Maureen
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