About a million years ago I got this jewelry stand off of Craig's List for $15. I can FINALLY cross it off of my 'to-do' list today!
After sanding it, I painted it a light butter yellow. After distressing parts,
I LOVE how it turned out. The pictures don't do it justice!
(The photo right below is more the true color)
Do you like how I totally put the handles on upside down? Oops.
I'm much to lazy to change it.
=)
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I will be linking this up to some of the blogs found HERE!
Love it~didn't even know about the handles until you pointed them out. They look better upside down.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful makeover! I think the handles look better the wrong way.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful day!
The handles look like little mustaches! Very cute! Just adds character (not that it was lacking it)!
ReplyDeletethe look sure did take a change and I love the new look very vintage like
ReplyDeleteOh, I really like that! I have one too and have been procrastinating on it forever! You have inspired me. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have one sitting around too and thought about just getting rid of it. But I might just try painting it now!! It looks beautiful, and I think i like the handles upside better anyways :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks a million times better! Way to go!
ReplyDeletewhat a transformation ! well done !
ReplyDeleteHi, I came over from Mingle Monday! It's amazing how a little time and paint can transform a piece of furniture. The jewelry stand looks like a much more expensive piece now than before. Love how you distressed it!
ReplyDeleteOoooooohhhh...I LOVE it! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
ReplyDeletelove it.... i was just thinking that i would love to come accross one of these.. you made it look great . now i really want one.
ReplyDeleteMUCH BETTER!
ReplyDeleteLike a lot of others have said, I have one too and think I will paint mine now. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
ReplyDeletePeace, Love & Decorate
Theresa
Love your refashioned jewelry stand. The color is simple and neat and perfect. Love it!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Cathy@embroidery digitizing