A little late in posting again…seems to be a theme around here!
I found this cute little table on kijiji, and there was something about the lines I really loved.
Especially the side “pockets” for magazines, little did I know what a pain in the butt they would be to paint!
I wanted a distressed look, so I didn’t worry too much about trying to be perfect inside. Two coats of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old White (can you believe I still have some left??) followed by some light distressing and two coats of clear wax later –
This piece is staying with us, and looks pretty sweet in our front living room next to the blue “reading” chair! It’s turned out to be a favourite spot for all of us, but especially Meghan when she is doing her home reading! There is just something extra comfortable about a deep cushy chair next to a fireplace that makes you want to stay a while.
This week I have started to pull out the Christmas decorations, I love this time of year! (minus the winter driving and shovelling of snow)My girls are both very interested in being helpers, and we are going to be adding a lot of homemade ornaments and some vintage touches to our tree and decor this year. Here’s a sneak peek…
This chippy old frame (LOVE) was one that I picked up here and paitently pulled out all the rusty bits of wire screen it came with, cleaned it up just a bit and have some vague intention of using it to display Christmas cards on. How? Not really sure, maybe with twine and clothespins? I thought about adding chicken wire, but it’s not really my style. I do love the pop of red in the room, and if the hubby doesn’t argue too strenuously I may leave it up year round! (minus the Christmas cards;)
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Nice job on the little table! That red frame really makes it all pop, I hope you can leave it up. You give me inspiration and motivation! Thanks – Kris
Hey thanks! So far (jan 17th) the frame is still up and I still love it! And since the hubby hasn’t said anything I am just going with it:)
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