Friday, June 22, 2012

Coral and Blue Night Stand

Wow...June is such a C-R-A-Z-Y month.....Between birthdays (my baby boy turned 18), school dances, finals, sports banquets, races and anniversary's, I haven't had a chance to catch my breath much less Blog!!!
I did however find a little time for this furniture "re-do" and I must say I am kind-of pleased with it!!



I got it a the GW for $4.99 ( price to good to pass up), along with the little pink shelf.
Autumn helped me choose the coral and blue paint I then added Plaster of Paris, to turn it into "Chalk Paint"
The drawer pulls are form Cost Plus and I finish it with two coats of  Water-Based Polycrylic by Miniwax....
Total cost $18.00.   :)


I've got lots of other projects started so "stay tuned"...July should be a fun month!!

And as usual thanks for stopping by!!
Denise

PS:  I will be linking up to many of the parties on my side bar...do check them out!!


11 comments:

  1. what a difference! it looks so cute- love the knobs!

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  2. Very cute!! Love the color you chose, it looks so much more modern now!! Great job!!
    Visiting from POWW!!

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  3. Awesome work... I will definitely stay tuned :)

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  4. Great finds and the color is gorgeous. It really is transformed! Thanks so much for linking up to Share the Love Wednesday!
    Mary

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  5. 4.99? man, i never see deals that great! it looks fab now!

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  6. Now, your blog name is quite unusual . . . Spittin' Toad. I can only imagine. In the Pacific NW huh? I loved living on Whidbey Island years ago. Beautiful place.

    Your find and redo is quite nice. I keep hearing about chalk paint ... hmmmm. Okay, I actually keep reading about it.

    Enjoyed my visit, by way of Liz's Time Travel Thursday -Thanks, Jenn

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  7. Great price! It looks worlds better. Nice job.

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  8. I love it! If I had seen that at the Goodwill, I would have snatched it up, too!

    Thanks for linking up to the Bloggy Olympics Paint Event!

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  9. Great Danish modern piece-love the new color. Thanks for linking up!

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  10. I love what you did. Didn't know you could add plaster of paris and get chalk paint. Thanks for the idea. I found you while visiting around and am now your follower. Hope you'll hop over to my place and visit and follow too. Love your table!

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  11. OK... this is crazy! How in the world we found the same nightstand?

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