Shabby Buffet/Chest

Peeling veneer.... I have a plan :)




Weathered wood attached over the old top




White paint, then a little shabby technique





Character lines.... blue and yellow



Vintage furniture re-purposed

Paint was lightly dragged over the dried wood finish, then sanded on the edges.

Machine was removed, top was screwed down. Just add a lamp and your pretty collections :)

2 oak drawers flipped upside down.  Legs attached on the sides to create a table for planting, or serving food/beverages.

A shabby window was attached to the back for interest.  A hook allows for a sign, or a hanging pot.

Similar idea as before... this sturdy drawer had great advertising on the side.

Picket fence parts were added as table legs.

Just a whimsical thought. This pot was jacked up on the side, so I screwed an old belt around the top.

Add burlap, dirt and it's ready for a plant ;)

Junk Art Door Headboard

Oak architechural piece was added to fill a space...

Door bling... very unique lock

Shabby chic all-around...

Full or queen. Pale spring green paint :)

Totally shabby chic junk art table



The drawers were missing and the top was in bad shape.

An old cabinet door with the hardware still attached made a GREAT new top.

And another matching door with the hinges made a great new front. This
is permanently attached.

The paint revealed some embossed lettering in the door that went un-noticed.
The screen material was added for fun :)

Ready for the porch!

Rusty Industrial Light Cage Planter

Acrylic chandelier prisms and rusty gear nuts

It looks just like a planter basket.... it's actually an industrial
light cage cover.  Perfect :)

   

Mix in the prisms and twist the wire around for some
curly interest.

Prisms are going to be great sun-catchers!

Add a few more at the top for the finish!

Shabby Spring Green

Getting ready for the Grand Opening at Timeless Pieces and Treasures on May 14th!  Here's a preview of spring green in my booth !

Farmhouse Graphics

F A R M candles :)  These just make me smile! 
Graphics just seem to "fit" in a farmhouse... on the furniture, the curtains, the dishes, the crates... everything !!
Enjoy.