28 August 2008

Well I Got Her Done



I have to say it was the hardest thing to redo. It had 4 layers of oil based paint, starting with white, yellow, blue and then red. The blue and the red, still wanting to come through and peek their ugly little heads out, which meant that I had to put 2 layers of primer, and 4 layers of white paint. It took paint remover, and sanding to get it done. And it is far from perfect. And at this point I don't care. I put the appliques on the doors. Behind the doors are three pull out drawers that I'll be able to use for more things.


I'll line the drawers with wrapping paper I found at Home Goods. It's a pretty pink rose paper.

So there you have it. After months of talking about it, it's DONE !!!!!!!

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18 comments:

Rue said...

Good morning Glenda :)

I think it looks beautiful! Great job :)

rue

Joyce's Journey said...

I love it Glenda! It turned out so nicely! Beautiful!!!

Elizabeth and Gary said...

Hi Glenda,

I love how you painted the dresser white, it is a lot of hard work. We are stripping and sanding a 1920 dresses right now so I know what you mean. Great job!.
Have a good day,
Elizabeth

Gypsy aka Tam said...

Hi Glenda,
you did a wonderful job, that dresser looks great.
Wishing you a wonderful day,
Tam

said...

It certainly is a lovely piece!

GARAGE SALE GAL said...

Hi Glenda,
It's very beautiful and all the hard work paid off....yipee. What's next ??? :)
Warmly, Deb :)

Anonymous said...

You done got it did? Get'er done!!Shucks little darlin it sho do look a might fancy. She's purtyer than a new set of snow tires....I know how it feels to finally get a chore done and I bet when u wuz finished ya felt like you been drawn through a knot-hole backwards.
kisses to you and your children with fur...Ricky too of course.
Woof!!

Victoria Lynn said...

Glenda,
That dresser looks wonderful and I love the pretty appliques! They add so much. I'm giving you snaps for a job well done! Hope you have a fantastic weekend. Blessings, Victoria Lynn

Joanne Kennedy said...

Well it was worth the wait! I hope my headboard turns out that nice when I finally get around to doing it. I keep putting it off. I know it's going to be much harder then I ever dreamed it would be.

You did a wonderful job. Wanna come help me with mine? LOL

Hugs,
Joanne

Anonymous said...

Now take some steel wool (used to knit a bicycle) sandpaper and shabby it up a little bit. I just noticed that's the pic with the gianormous orb in it.
bff your crazy sister....

Diana Lyn said...

Looks wonderful! Great job! are you liking your candle still? Have a great day! Diana L.

The Vintage Vagablonde said...

love it...and less then perfect is perfect! You can see my redo pics on Sat. I have to say it really is less then perfect because we were lazy and did not prime or sand! May need redoing down the road but that's o.k. I am not selling it....for now
I love the way it looks with my stuff so that is all that counts right? Happy weekend sweets

Jann said...

And it's just beautiful, Glenda! You should be so proud of yourself! Smiles, Jann

Decor To Adore said...

Oh this is SO cute! What a great job you did.

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Tracie~MyPetiteMaison said...

Hi Glenda,
Nice job! That sounds like tons of work - is your arm okay and your back?

Now where is Home Goods? I wish there was one close to us :(

Happy weekend!
~Tracie

The House That A-M Built said...

Absolutely beautiful. Well done. Put your feet up and enjoy now! A-M xx

Ruey said...

Wow Glenda~~
It looks fabulous! Well done...a little patience and perseverance goes a long way, and you did it!
where do you plan to use it?
Bless you, dear Glena!!!
xxxooo Ruth

Cindy said...

It looks great! I love the appliques, they add so much!

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