When I was exploring our attic a few weeks ago I ran across a sad little table tucked away in a corner. I knew instantly that I could help it me happy again.
After painting with ASCP here is her debut.
Photo bombed by Semper!
Here's what it looked like before lipstick.
I removed the peeling veneer and patched some dented areas.
It resides in the hallway now, glad to finally be out of the attic!
After painting with ASCP here is her debut.
Photo bombed by Semper!
Here's what it looked like before lipstick.
I removed the peeling veneer and patched some dented areas.
It resides in the hallway now, glad to finally be out of the attic!
It's the first time I've used the French Linen ASCP, the legs are painted with Old White. Not sure yet if I'm going to use dark wax, what do you think yes or no?
I'll finish with a pic of my sweet little dog, Semper, with his serious face on. That look means, "I gotta go out and pee Mom". Ok, come on Semp, let's go!
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I'll finish with a pic of my sweet little dog, Semper, with his serious face on. That look means, "I gotta go out and pee Mom". Ok, come on Semp, let's go!
Sharing at...
Inspire Me Tuesday
Tweak It Tuesday
Amaze Me Monday
A Return To Loveliness
Wow Us Wednesday
Furniture Feature Friday
She looks great, Teresa! Hmmm, I like the dark wax on the old white myself so I would probably do the whole table in it.
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ReplyDeleteTeresa,
ReplyDeleteIt looks really good. You re loved her beautifully. I have used the clear wax but never the dark wax. I guess it depends on if you want it to look more aged then I would use the dark wax. It is pretty.
Kris
Looks great and you can never have too many little tables.
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty! Love the legs! I love it just the way it is but I think it would look great with dark wax too. I've been redoing stuff like crazy lately! Updating my pieces to go in the new rooms. Have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Vicky
It's so pretty! Love the legs! I love it just the way it is but I think it would look great with dark wax too. I've been redoing stuff like crazy lately! Updating my pieces to go in the new rooms. Have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Vicky
Oh I bet you had fun knocking around in the attic looking for treasures. I did that last week in my barn...and I'm excited about some of the things I found.
ReplyDeleteI love your table. I think it looks great!
Hi Teresa,
ReplyDeleteFirst time to visit, and love your lil table, she is quite cute.
Love the shape and what a transformation with the painting.
Amazing........great job.
I like her just the way she is........
Blessings, Nellie
What a happy looking table. I think I would add the dark wax. It would give the legs their importance too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy little table now! Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteThat table is gorgeous. I love, love, love chalk paint. I swear it can make anything look beautiful! I love making my own, much more friendly on my wallet. I've never used the dark wax, but I love the clear wax, and I think the table looks perfect as it is, but I'm sure it would also look beautiful with the dark wax as well! Your doggie is adorable! How could you ever resist that face?! LOL. Our next family addition is going to be a goldie, those are my hubby's favorite dogs.
ReplyDeleteSorry I have been MIA, we just moved into the new house, finally. Love the two tone you chose very much. Semper is adorable.
ReplyDeleteCindy
This is a great transformation! And your dog is so sweet :)
ReplyDeleteIt's not a sad little table anymore, it's Adorable! I love your color choices... and what a cute funny picture of your dog, made me smile...
ReplyDeleteCindy
I love the color combination! It looks so much better and fresh. Thank you for sharing the post!
ReplyDeleteLeticia
Oh ya...and "Semper" was a cutie, I love his little hankie!
ReplyDeleteLeticia
What a jewel, hidden in the attic! Love the french linen, of course Semper adds just that special touch.
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