I finally got around to doing these chairs a few weeks ago...thanks to Paige for the artistic photo of it! The chairs came from some neighbors up the street who were moving and thought I might be able to give them some love. They were bare wood and needed some TLC and screws to keep them from coming apart, but all in all had good "bones." For a long time, I had them black and chippy looking, then decided that I love the romantic look of creams (uh, thanks Sharri for the addicting blogs you have me hooked on) and finally got a brush to the chairs. Got the chair pads at Ross for $5.99 a piece, great deal, they are reversible. They will look beautiful with the backdrop of the roses behind them when they bloom.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
I finally got around to doing these chairs a few weeks ago...thanks to Paige for the artistic photo of it! The chairs came from some neighbors up the street who were moving and thought I might be able to give them some love. They were bare wood and needed some TLC and screws to keep them from coming apart, but all in all had good "bones." For a long time, I had them black and chippy looking, then decided that I love the romantic look of creams (uh, thanks Sharri for the addicting blogs you have me hooked on) and finally got a brush to the chairs. Got the chair pads at Ross for $5.99 a piece, great deal, they are reversible. They will look beautiful with the backdrop of the roses behind them when they bloom.
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- www.patinadecorativefinishes.com I've been a decorative painter since 2004 and became a licensed CA contractor in 2008. I enjoy re-purposing and re-using...it's great for the environment AND my house! My blog is an extension of my business, Patina Decorative Finishes.
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I am just as addicted as you. As I was reading blog after blog, I was thinking "I have to share these sites with Tami, she'll enjoy them as much as I do!"
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