What I did manage to do this week in between the rain showers was touch up the other daughter's (henceforth named D) dresser. I am slowly working on her room. Her dressser was black already but after taking a trip in the moving van all the way from the east coast to the west it took a beating.
Here is the before
I have yet to "finish" her room (are you ever finished when decorating a house?). I am trying to find her a desk and some hot pink paper lanterns to add to the white ones we have hanging. Not to mention - it is always a mess (busy teenager)!
Ta-da!
Oh - and the lampshade is a basic white Ikea lampshade that I simply hot glued a dollar store feather boa along the bottom edge!
Ooh-la-la!
I will be linking to:
Between Naps on the Porch
and
Thrift Decor Chick's
and
Today's Creative Blog
and
The Shabby Chic Cottage's
**edited December 19th: visiting Miss Mustard Seed's Furniture Feature Friday
***edited April 30: visiting SNS @ Funky Junk
I will be linking to:
Between Naps on the Porch
DIY Day at A Soft Place to Land
and Thrift Decor Chick's
and
Today's Creative Blog
and
The Shabby Chic Cottage's
**edited December 19th: visiting Miss Mustard Seed's Furniture Feature Friday
***edited April 30: visiting SNS @ Funky Junk
Wow, that is an amazing transformation. My daughter would love that in her room but I haven't got an artistic bone in my body!
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Love that boa on the lamp shade!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea, I love the flourish design!
ReplyDeleteA million-dollar makeover. Love it!!!! I'm coming back often for more inspiration. Going to click your "Follow" button. Please visit and do the same if you like what you see.
ReplyDeleteI just love the dresser you painted, so clever and created, wow you are just so talented, it looks so chic and I also love the boa lamp
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love what you did to the dresser. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThat looks absolutely amazing! I've tried making my own stencil before, and I also ended up having to hand paint it. I'm not sure what the trick is. But your hard work definitely paid off!!
ReplyDeletewow, love the stencil! that took dedication :)
ReplyDeleteYes - the darn stencil took me over an hour to cut out. In the end I ended up hand painting it in. Lesson learned - with a complicated design you are better off drawing onto the object being painted and hand paint in with steady hand OR buy a ready made stencil!
ReplyDeletewow! that looks completely different from the original! great job!
ReplyDeleteI love it! You did a great job with that stencil/hand painted damask design. I see she has my favorite colors going on in her room ~ love them!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! What a great way to use the stencil- covering all the drawers and not just one- awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project. Looks fab!!!
ReplyDeleteThe stencil and fluffy lamp shade make this piece! It is very chic and fun for a teenager.
ReplyDeleteYou simply cannot go wrong with black and white damask, in my humble opinion. ;) So cute! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThat's a fabulous makeover. Black and white damask is so classic yet fun for a teen too. She's a lucky girl.
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