when does an attraction become an obsession? because I think that just may have happened with the following color combination...

so delicious! it will be the perfect place for coffee on that rare morning I'm not gulping it out of my travel mug.

the less pretty before (although i did like the old barn look- it was in our apt for 6 months this way).
6 comments:
Hi Liz.
I abso love your blog. This is so good, so you, so awesome.
Really, just great! And I cant wait to come see you in your shop and "hang out" like Im a regular and talk about wood and stuff.
Yay!
i really like to glue magnets to the backs of my old bottle caps (not flattened, tho) and use them as magnets on fridge and some old metal lockers i use for storage. My parents have a table that's covered in old flattened bottle caps--just nailed on in rows. it's very folk-art.
Your stuff is fantastic!! You inspired me to transform a bedside table I found on Craigslist. Painted it and added a decal. A question for you: When you paint your tables do you ever add a sealer of some sort? Anyhoo thanks for posting all of your great stuff.
thanks y'all!
mitzie, i usually give all my furniture at least one coat of water based poly to protect the finish. you can buy it all different sheens, and i tend to use satin. i prefer the appearance of less, but more shine means more durability.
Thanks! I will try it!
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