Happy Monday! I'm ready to make this week happen, how about you? I can't believe April is almost over!
I'm excited to announce the winners of the Earth Day giveaway:
Cindy B., Becky B., Chelsea T.
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Also, stay tuned tomorrow for another exciting giveaway, you will LOVE it!
Also, stay tuned tomorrow for another exciting giveaway, you will LOVE it!
I’m really loving building/refinishing furniture lately, can you tell? hehe
I picked this beauty (and it’s sister) up from the Facebook garage sale site for my area. She is solid wood, with no major damage, and was only $20. All she needed was a little makeover.
At first I wasn’t going to pick her up, but you see my husband doesn’t like his current dresser. I’ll admit the drawers don’t slide very smoothly, but it’s got lots of space…
yet for some reason his clothes don’t end up inside the dresser. I thought maybe if the drawers open easier he might use it…I’m hoping
So anyway, I primed and painted the dresser, then I thought, “Hey, I know I’m super behind the trends, but I don’t have any chevrons in my house and I think they’re fun.” So I made my own chevron stencil.
I used my carpenter’s square, but you could do it with a ruler too. I lined it up to the line on the cardboard. Each side has a ruler down it so I lined it up to the 3” mark on both sides and traced. I did this the length of the cardboard, then came back and did the same at 4” so the chevron is 1” wide.
Did that make sense? haha Here’s what it looked like.
And here’s what you get while trying to work on projects in the garage with an 18 month old running around. He's climbing in his future play kitchen. Stay tuned for that one!
Then you cut out the ‘stencil’ with a utility knife and start lining it up on the drawer.
Ugh, camera phone picture, sorry. But you just keep tracing it on the drawer
Then comes the paint
Once I put the drawers in my OCD went a little crazy. I wish I had thought to try and line them up, but oh well. My OCD had to take a hike on this one realizing how much more work it would be to start over. haha.
Besides that, I love it (yes, I see the one little gray spot – I will touch that up). If my husband doesn’t end up liking it, I’ll claim it for myself!