Showing posts with label before and after. Show all posts
Showing posts with label before and after. Show all posts
12.03.2012
before and after: bedside table
Hop on over to the Spoonflower blog today to see how I transformed my bedside table using paint and wall decal!
And in case you're interested, here are a few more before and afters from the archives: a piggy bank, a desk, and wooden boxes.
9.17.2012
before and after: piggy bank
In an effort to make our bedroom look a bit more like adults live there, I decided it was time to update the pink piggy bank from my freshman year of college, which I have sitting on my dresser. One coat of gold spray paint later, I was done (and in love):
P.S. I'm sending handmade cross-stitch buttons to everyone who donates to our Alzheimer's walk in October! Details here.
7.26.2009
before and after: wooden boxes
7.09.2009
before and after: desk
I'm going to start posting some of the projects I've been working on in the past few months. Tonight I'll start off with a desk I purchased a few months ago. I'd been looking for a desk for awhile, but hadn't had much luck finding anything that was the right size and price, or made from something besides reinforced cardboard. So I was pretty excited to find what I wanted during an afternoon visit to Goodwill. The desk is made from sturdy wood, and has lots of internal storage. The price? A very nice $25.
Before (note the knob missing from the bottom drawer on the left):

After (the black metal knobs are from Home Depot):

Before (note the chipping on the corner; a hunk was also missing from a top corner, but I filled it in with wood filler):

After (check out the desk's gorgeous detailing):

Overall I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, thought the paint is still a bit sticky, which makes worry I didn't give it enough time to dry in between coats (or it could be an effect of this darn Texas weather...).
Before (note the knob missing from the bottom drawer on the left):
After (the black metal knobs are from Home Depot):
Before (note the chipping on the corner; a hunk was also missing from a top corner, but I filled it in with wood filler):
After (check out the desk's gorgeous detailing):
Overall I'm pretty happy with how it turned out, thought the paint is still a bit sticky, which makes worry I didn't give it enough time to dry in between coats (or it could be an effect of this darn Texas weather...).
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