Back in February I took Lucy on her first junkin' adventure. |
I had found this pair of darling side tables that turned out to be in excellent condition. Almost too perfect and I felt a bit guilty wanting to make them over but I did it anyways. |
While The Nana and The Papa were in town a few weeks back I got busy sanding one of the tables down. After I finally figured out which direction I wanted to go the process went fairly well. |
Ta-da! I love how it turned out. |
I wanted to do something to the top to add some flare and so I just painted the edge with Vanillan and then distressed that as well. I did not want it to look perfect. |
Here is one last look at my Frenchy side table. I was a bit nervous abt doing this piece because it will be the first piece I am offering up for sale. I am hoping it will be 100% dry this weekend so I can list it. I am thinking of listing it at $115 and then if they want the second one to match I will do them both at $195. Not sure though. I am just basing that off of what I am seeing from other VERY talented local artists. Please feel free to share your thoughts. I WONT be offended I promise!;) Thanx for coming by! Off to make some dinner, do some homework, and fold some laundry. Linking up to the following parties: Wow Us Wednesdays- Savvy Southern Style Transformation Thursdays - The Shabby Chic Cottage Feathered Nest Friday- French Country Cottage Inspiration Friday-At The Picket Fence Furniture Feature Friday- Miss Mustardseeds |
Hi Pamela, just found you from Kim's. Love your paint technique. I'd love to have you join in for Vintage Inspiration Friday, come by and visit,
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Debra
I love it!
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Hi Pamela~ Love your sweet table~ absolutely charming!!! Love the layers in the finish and the distressing- you did a great job! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this, Pamela! I'm so glad you didn't have us wait too long for the reveal! : ) I love how you added the paint around the edge of the top. This is just perfect. Will you do the other one different? I wouldn't even know what number to throw out there because I wouldn't want to offend if its too low a price. I'm sure you will price it fairly though and it will be right out your door!
ReplyDeleteI love it Pamela. I am painting a side table I found today with the new chalk paint. So far so good. The table you did looks fabulous and you should have no trouble selling them. Most tables I see cost more than that. Of course I refuse to pay the high prices, too. I lucked up on a deal today. Thanks for joining WUW.
ReplyDeleteI think $115 is a perfect price!
ReplyDeleteLove this little table transformation! I love every detail...the stripe along the edge of your table is such a great touch!!!
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Your table is darling! I had the exact same problem with my mouse sander~it was so annoying and I just took it back last week. I've been doing research trying to decide what to buy and I haven't decided yet~ I was hoping someone had left a good suggestion in your comments! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Pamela, those tables are amazing you did such a great job on them Love Love Love. have a great day
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Morning girl...I love love love those tables!!!! I think they turned out beautiful! Thanks so much for coming by and for the sweet comment...hope you are having a fantaic week....Picket
ReplyDeleteYou are talented girl! I love this piece!!!
ReplyDeletePam this is beautiful! You put a lot of work into it girl! I love the color and the white along the edge on top, so creative! I do not like to sand and my sander is circular so it leaves circle marks.
ReplyDeleteI know it will sell, it is so pretty!! :)
Have a great weekend!
Do you mind if I send some furniture to you to re-do for me? LOL I don't know what kind of work you do, but I think you missed your calling. All of your furniture turns out beautifully. I don't think you will have a problem at all selling these pieces. I have a small hand sander, don't know what kind, and I just hand it to hubby to use, so I am of no help. Sorry
ReplyDeleteYour table turned out gorgeous....love the paint technique you used too! I'm sure someone will snatch both tables up quickly :o)
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A great find and worth all the effort! Your tables turned out great.
ReplyDeleteWow, girl this is great.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors and how creative to paint a border around the top.
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Rhonda
Okay Pam, those are gorgeous!! You did an incredible job on them. The detail is just beautiful, love them! I think you should price them what your gut tells you to and than you can always reduce them if you have to. Some of it's just trial and error with pricing things. Thanks for linking them up to Inspiration Friday. They caught my eye right away!
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Glad you didn't feel TOO guilty to redo them! They turned out gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou did such a beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteYour makeover looks great! You gave those tables some needed pizzazz. Pretty French blue with patina... love! Visiting from "next door" At the Picket Fence ;-} ~ osc
ReplyDeleteI love your table and the crowning touch is the edge that you painted on the top. I cannot help you with the sander question. We have one but I have not used it so I can't say. I plan on redoing a coffee table that I have so I will find out soon how it works! I think that you could easily sell the table for what you're asking.
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