A store bought galvanized ampersand, a cutting board and a clip.

A couple vintage oak cabinet doors were dropped off at my house and  I had a couple of great ideas for them.


I began by filling the holes from the old hardware and stripping off the veneer in the center panel that had bubbled.
I drilled holes on each side and added old wooden handles I had in my shop.

The tray got a couple of coats of Fusion Mineral Paint in Lamp White. It's a beautiful white with a greyish-blue undertone.



When the paint dried I gave the edges a heavy distressing with sandpaper to give the tray an old worn look.
I'm using a Milk and Cream stencil from Knick of Time.   Angie's Vintage Sign Stencils are beautiful and the large selection of farmhouse stencils are perfect for my projects.
Using a stencil brush I applied a very light coat of paint to the stencil. I went …

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This just goes to show what a little paint can do...

An easy DIY distressed porch sign using a new kitchen cabinet door...

Today I'm repurposing this drawer from an old hutch...

Today's garage sale stop was a winner!!

A side table created from found pieces looks amazing!

These 2 found wooden circles are perfect for this project!

This little lovely was on the side of the road but it needed a ton of TLC!

This cute project started with an old cabinet door  and a basket.

My daughter is moving into a new apartment and I'm sharing some of her awesome projects!

Usually if it is too far gone I pass it by.... but I love rolling carts.

A great little find at the thrift store gets a more functional makeover.

My master bedroom furniture is finished and it's time  to show you the room all put together.

The furniture painter is finally getting around to painting her own bedroom!

It is almost like the shoemaker's children... they have no shoes...
I paint furniture... and my bedroom furniture has needed painting for years.

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