The number of china cabinets that reside in my relatively small home has become something of a joke with my kids. They mock me. I think I have 4 of them right now, but that could change at any time. I probably have more buffets than that, to be fair. I just really like china cabinets, what can I say? Here's the one I recently painted:
Here is the before shot, which shows a perfectly nice cherry cabinet. I really didn't like the color of it against the wall, so I painted it in ASCP Pure White. I think I have gone through 6 or 7 cans of that stuff already.
Also added glass knobs and silver bin pulls for a bit of an update. I bought a real drill, so now I'm wondering what else I can put holes in. Here is the look for Christmas - sorry for the bad lighting, this room does not get good light in the winter.
Hope you are having a nice week!
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Ruffled Tree Skirt and The Box 2012
Everyone ready for the holidays? I'm getting there slowly. I still have a lot of shopping to do.
This year I'm doing kind of a nature-meets-shabby chic look for the Holidays. I made a tree skirt ala Miss Mustard Seed using a $4 twin flat sheet from Walmart. It took a couple hours to rip it up and hot glue the ruffles but it was easy to do and I love it. I have it elevated on a table because my cat would make a mess of it otherwise. The rest of the photos are more detailed pictures of the decor in my dining room/kitchen area, including this years version of "the box". For last years, click here.
Hope you are enjoying the season!
This year I'm doing kind of a nature-meets-shabby chic look for the Holidays. I made a tree skirt ala Miss Mustard Seed using a $4 twin flat sheet from Walmart. It took a couple hours to rip it up and hot glue the ruffles but it was easy to do and I love it. I have it elevated on a table because my cat would make a mess of it otherwise. The rest of the photos are more detailed pictures of the decor in my dining room/kitchen area, including this years version of "the box". For last years, click here.
Hope you are enjoying the season!
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Deck those halls!
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