Showing posts with label before and after project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label before and after project. Show all posts
Sunday, July 7, 2019
Curbside Cabinet Updated
Curbside Cabinet Updated
I needed storage in our master bathroom. Our new house is very limited on storage so I need something that I could put over the toilet that could hold cleaning supplies and some other items.
This cabinet was a solid piece of wood and I was so excited. I knew I could make this work for me. I found this cabinet beside the curb last week and I knew I needed it. Someone had put it out for pickup, and that was me. Here is what it looked like when I found it.
Someone had actually painted the piece. It was not a stencil.
Although it was pretty, it did not go in my bathroom. I had to paint it, but first I had to sand the flowers and then put a coat of Kilns on it and then painted it all white.
I put a few decorative items on the bottom shelf. The mustache mug and brush were my Dad's.
I have thought of putting a stencil on the doors but I have not found one I like yet.
I was able to put most of my cleaners in there and still add some decorative items as well. Don't you just love those curbside pieces, especially when they serve such a great purpose.
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Wednesday, May 24, 2017
Transforming a Cabinet from the Junk Pile
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Discarded bookcase becomes much needed storage
I arrived home from my visit to the grand kids and my daughter had actually arrived the day before. She has moved here from California and I am so excited. She will be living in our other house where her new job is. We headed for the other house with the few remaining personal items that she didn't sell. Having to sell all her household stuff was hard for her but she seems to be adjusting.
This bookcase was something that she and I picked up that someone discarded along the road.
Monday, January 26, 2015
What to do with a Swiffer container?
Now he has used these in the past to hold some of his things in the garage.
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