Showing posts with label DI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DI. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

painted door

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I was excited to find this cabinet door at the DI for $2 bucks!
Oh, the possibilities!
 I painted her black...
 Add the vinyl I got from "Say It On the Wall...
love their vinyl! So easy to apply it and oh, so cute!

One last finishing touch...a fabric flower made from the black and white damask fabric I used on her curtains. That post you can read about here 
and the "B" frame here

Say It On the Wall

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

glass candle sticks and vases...


 I used the three candlesticks, tall glass vase, pink flower, tan flat candle holder and fleur de lis.

1. I used rust-oleum in oil rubbed bronze to spray paint the flat candle holder and the fleur de lis.
2. As those were drying I Gorilla Glued the candlesticks to the pink flower and glass candle holder and the pink glass knob to the bottom of one of the tall glass vases.
3. One the flat candle holder was dried I Gorilla glued it to the third glass candle stick.
4. Once all of the pieces were dried I placed the fleur de lis on the flat candle holder and placed the glass vase over the top of that. 
AND....
These look darling in my daughter's room. The pink flower holds her bracelets and I'm not sure what I am going to put in the empty one...maybe some mini decorated balls.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010

DI owl

Extreme Personal Measures

I picked this little guy up at the DI the other day for 2 bucks. He is about 6 inches tall with lots of potential. I started with a butter cream color I scored at Lowes for .50 in the mis-tints section. Next, I wiped on some mixwax stain in walnut with a rag and wiped off with a different rag.

There, perfect!!!

Saturday, March 13, 2010

metal car



I found this cute little car at the DI yesterday for $1.50 and couldn't pass it up.
I added some cornflower blue spray paint and minwax stain for an antique look and...voila!