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| Meet Lucille! I purchased her a few months back. When I saw Lucille I knew she would be my first large piece to pertty up and try to sell. |
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| Well here is Lucille all ready for the ball! I just love how she turned out if I do say so myself!;) |
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| I had a heck of a time with the handles. I was so excited at the over all physical condition she was in and the fact that she had ALL of her original hardware that I did not bother to see how the handles came off. Well they don't! They are glued on or something and not just screwed on. That left me to having to take a small paint brush and paint around the handles. |
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| Lucille would easily become mine if I had a spot in my house! That is the problem with only painting pieces that I myself would want. Hopefully she will find a great home with somebody who will love her just as much as I do! Lucille will be heading out to The Old Oak Cottage for their Christmas Open House next week! I can't wait! If ya live in the area be sure to come on by! Open House will be Nov 4-5 with a preview party on Nov 3! Let me know if ya need anymore details! Linking up to the following parties: Creative Things Thursday Show & Tell Friday Furniture Feature Friday Feathered Nest Friday Inspiration Friday Vintage Inspiration Friday Home Sweet Home Friday Fridays Unfolded Farmhouse Friday Potpourri Friday |
52 comments:
Lucille looks amazing. She is definitely the belle of the ball. So pretty. You did an amazing job. Hugs, marty
I wish I lived near you, Pamela! I'd buy Lucille. I am looking for a dresser for our master and the blue you used goes with the blue I have in the master bedroom.
Lucille looks Fabulous Pamela! Love your color choices. That stinks about the handles not coming off...but you did great painting them.
I never heard anything about the white pumpkin carriage at the Old oak cottage. Do you know if it's still there?
Lucille turned out quite lovely! I bet she sell's so quick, your head will spin. I totally understand the wanting to keep everything, and buying to suit your own taste, lol. I am having that same problem. The way I see it is, if it doesn't sell, and I am stuck with it, it will fit in with my decor, lol.
It always takes me aback when those handles DON'T come off! You did a great job with them. The blue and white is lovely.
I think Lucille wants to come to my house! She looks marvelous!
Debbie
Pamela,
Lucille is a BEAUTY!!
Two words...love it! You did a fabulous job on this piece!
You did a great job on Lucille!Love the color.
Beautiful! I only wish I lived closer so I could snatch her up. :-)
Lucille is a stunner!
Lovely job -- and I HATE that old hardware that won't come off. My front door knocker is like that --I wanted the painter to take it off this summer so I could either replace or at least polish it ... and he explained that taking it off would involve cutting open the door itself!
You did an excellent job on Lucille. Let us know what her fate is!
Cass
Absolutely awesome transformation. LOVED it. Great job. Susan
Lucille is a beauty! Someone will soon be a happy owner of your artistry!
Thank you for participating in Potpourri Friday. Many thanks!
I don't know where you are located, but I would take this off your hands in a heartbeat. Great job!
Gorgeous!!!
Just beautiful. you did a great job!
What a beautiful piece!
So, so pretty!!! Awesome job!
You did a beautiful job-love the color choices. Bet it sells fast!
I myself would ALSO want to keep that! I like your paint choices, often I don't like combinations of colors but yours works!
I love this style of furniture. I happen to have quite a bit of right now that I purchased from someone who had two sets. This is just so gorgeous. Great work. visiting from French Country Cottage
ps I host a linky party every Friday-Sunday, I would love it if you stopped by to link up. Thanks!
Visiting from Miss Mustard Seed...very cute dresser, but the handles don't come off? Oh man, I don't think I ever seen that. It sucks that you had to break out the small brush. Yet, it was worth it. This is fabulous.
Milla
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Oooohhhh YES! Perfectly FABULOUS...such beautiful colours too...my personal favourites!!
Deborah (visiting happily from http://upcyclingmylife.blogspot.com...hope you'll visit too...)
The colors you chose are perfect for
Lucille, so french country.you have a really good eye for color.Lucille turned out gorgeous.
Pamela! This piece is just stunning! Absolutely stunning! I love all the choices you made in painting this piece! It should sell quickly.
Oh My Pamela...she's beautiful and will no doubt be a stand-out and will sell quickly! I love your colors choices. Have a wonderful weekend.
Lucille is just lovely, I can picture her in some lucky little girls room.
Blessings
Linda
Lucille is a STUNNER!! Absolutely GORGEOUS!! I do not think she will last long at the Open House...beautiful job!
Lou Cinda
I am your newest follower :)
Oh she's beautiful. You did an amazing job. She'll be the Belle of the Ball
Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful.... The Best Transformation!
From gold to gorgeous!
Really beautiful...I want one!
I found you through the Stuff and Nonsense link up.
I started following you too :)
Pam, She is beautiful! It would be hard for me to let this one go.
Hugs,
Sherry
Visiting from My Romantic Home. The piece is wonderful & your color choices -Wow! It is hard to part with pieces that reflect your own taste. When she sells, and I'm sure it will be a fast sale, I'm afraid I would be waving goodbye singing, "You picked a fine time to leave me, Lucille!"
Lucille is one beautiful lady! I love the paint you used , so pretty!
Pamela- she is GORGEOUS!!! I love Lucille!!! The colors are beautiful- you did a great job!! Thanks for linking up! :)
She is beautiful! Watch out, your going to be singing that old Kenny Rogers song, " You picked a fine time to leave me Lucille...."
~Liz
Lucille looks gorgeous! I'm sure she will sell in no time. The color is just perfect.
Hugs,
Patti
Pamela, your work is beautiful. I have fallen in love with this look! I am sure the dresser will sell asap!
Very, very pretty Pamela. She is a beauty and you did a great job! What a shock to find out the handles were glued on. That certainly makes it much harder.
Cindy
Gosh, it is breath taking!
It looks like it belongs in one of my pictures in my post today called revery.
*hugs*
mo
Lucille is gorgeous! I'd have a real hard time parting with her. I love the colors. Great job.
So glad you dropped by for tea! Lucille is a treasure. She will make someone very happy. Lovely piece.
Excited to see what you pretty up next.
Blessings,
Pam
Such a beautiful makeover. I'd love to give that piece a place of honor in my home!
oh yes.. GORGEOUS!!!!! great job.
That is gorgeous! Love it! Thank you for linking up with Home Sweet Home!
Sherry
Boy...now you talk about a BEAUTY...
THIS. IS. IT. !
Wonderful job.
I have one just like it only in black..now I want THIS color. :))
Pamela, Lucille is quite the looker now! You did a wonderful job bringing her back to life. Hope you're having a grand evening. Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
This looks fabulous. Would love for you to stop by My Dream Canvas.
Love the color combo! Great makeover.
Lucille is absolutely beautiful, Pamela! Seriously! What colors did you use on her? Did you use dark wax, too? :)
xoxo laurie
That piece is just lovely! I like it a lot:) Found you through the comment you just left on miss mustard seeds blog. Looks to me like you have very good reasons to keep on blogging! Blessings to you:)
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