Links to my projects on Instagram reels

Listen. I know it has been a while since I have posted here!

I have been going back and forth between "do I just let this part go"

or "do I try to incorporate the transition of REELS into my blog"

I have decided to ATTEMPT to Incorporate.

I don't know how well this will work.

Or if it will be a fruitless effort; but I figured I have been doing this for this long.

I might as well try.

:)

So I will periodically add any of my DIY reels into the blog where you can click on the pic with the attached link and see all the transformations.

I will eventually try to add product information to each of the pictures here but we will see if anyone has any interest in the old style anymore first.

As always, Thank you to all my BEAUTIES for always hanging around and encouraging me.

As usual I am a late bloomer with all this stuff; and that is OK. 

Have a Beautiful day! 

Link to Vintage Nightstand makeover 

Products used for makeover

Affil link.......

Cordless orbital sander

Silk mineral paint in custom mix

LINK TO PAINT USED ON SMALL CABINET.

AFFIL LINKS BELOW

Silk mineral paint 

LINK TO SMALL CABINET MAKEOVER

Link to

Outdoor awning Roof Patio Makeover

if you click the link it will take you to full video.

Product links below.

Links to products used via Affiliate ad
Roof Panels 12 ft in smoke gray

Roof panel bolts. specialized for these types of panels.

Reed Fencing used underneath to give a warm and rich feeling.

Vintage Bamboo cabinet turned into a Glam Vintage Bar!

Latest China Cabinet Makeover using removable wallpaper

Vintage China Cabinet Given a GLOW UP! 

Click HERE To see the whole makeover! 

Den Makeover

Before and after Den turned speakeasy album room.

You can see some of the products used in the room 

HERE....glasses

LIGHTS  

Daughter and Son in laws Colorado 

Bathroom floor makeover.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCmMbXhJuka/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

You can see the video transformation HERE 

Items used for the floor makeover below

Floor tiles

Primer

cutting tool

CLICK BELOW TO SEE THE WHOLE VIDEO

UPCYCLED OLD DECK BOARDS DIY INTO VINTAGE STYLE LEOPOLD BENCH

BEFORE AND AFTER

HERE IS THE LIST OF PRODUCTS YOU CAN CLICK ON TO SEE WHAT I USED

KARCHER POWER WASHER

CABOT SOLID STAIN

Small MCM 2 drawer nightstand makeover before and after.

CLICK ON List of Products used

PAINT... SILK MINERAL 

SANDER

Dogwood small dresser hand painted artwork makeover

LINK TO PRODUCTS BELOW 

PAINT

SANDER

Old beat up dresser turned Honeycomb dresser beauty .

You can find the products used HERE and HERE

Free antique small dresser makeover

You can find the paint used HERE

Beat up 24 year old deck given a summer makeover

You can find the products used HERE and HERE and HERE

(we used the 6 year semi transparent in OCTOBER BROWN)

Small nightstand makeover 

Before and After 

using SILK MINERAL PAINT 

Old Purple Dresser given a modern update with paint and new Hardware! 

Before and After Roadside Rescue night stand makeover! 

Before and After Old orange oak desk given a more regal and

fun finish.

YOU CAN PURCHASE THE PAINT HERE! 

MCM dresser makeover before and after

DIY REMOVABLE FRONT LOADER LAUNDRY ROOM BUILT IN TOP

Budget bathroom makeover using removable wallpaper and paint.
REEL POST HERE! 

RADIO CABINET MAKEOVER REEL POST HERE! 

ROADSIDE RESCUE DRESSER MAKEOVER 

USING PAINT AND NEW HARDWARE.

REEL POST HERE!

BEAT UP OLD DESK GIVEN A FRENCH BLUE MAKEOVER USING 

PAINT AND A FURNITURE TRANSFER.

YOU CAN FIND THE TRANSFERS HERE 

AND THE REEL POST HERE!

Quick laundry room update using Removable wallpaper
Link to Wallpaper is HERE 
REEL POST HERE

Vintage Desk and Chair Makeover using Custom Blue General Finishes Milk Paint

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Welcome back my Beauties.

Boy has it been a while!

I have still been working on furniture like crazy,

just haven't done a good job of writing up blog posts about them.

Yesterday I was going through some google photos when I saw this desk makeover in my stash of photos and realized I better write something up about it since I had completely forgotten I had even done it! :)

It shouldn't be a surprise though. I had the desk and chair in my garage for 3 YEARS!

It was out of sight, out of mind, kinda like this makeover. :)

anywhoo..........on with the makeover.

I think one of the reasons I waited so long was because even though most of the desk was in great shape, It was a very outdated orange stain and had some DEEP grooves in the top that I knew would take some work to get out.

It was at that point I decided to pull out my handy dandy

Ryobi Belt sander.

It made short work of those deep gouges.

After I was done sanding I hand sanded it with some higher grit sandpaper to make it shiny smooth and wiped it down to prep it for some stain.

Since I had an idea of the color for the base I knew I wanted to go with a darker top.

I picked up my Varathane wood stain in dark walnut and got to work.

After it was dry I just used some satin wipe on poly I had in my garage to seal it.

Now it was time for the fun part.

Mixing up a custom color.

I decided to go with a favorite and picked 

General Finishes Milk Paint in Twilight and Westminster Green.

I have used this combo before as you can see HERE

I just loved the richness of the custom color!

While the paint was drying on the desk I gave the vintage hardware a makeover with a couple coats of my Rustoleum farmhouse gold paint.

Would you look at how great it turned out!
The chair got painted the same color and I just quickly recovered the seat with some fabric I had in my stash! 

I am happy to say the reason I had forgotten to write about the desk was that as soon as I brought it into my booth it went back out the door to get a new lease on life in someone elses home.

 

I doubt this desk and chair will be forgotten about now that it was made beautiful again! 

and if you are in the States, I hope you have a blessed Thanksgiving!

Stay Healthy, Stay Safe,

and have a BEAUTIFUL day!

Pretty in Pink Vintage Dresser Makeover

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Welcome back my Beauties! 

How the heck have you been?

We have been navigating these crazy times and just trying to 

adjust our sails on a daily basis.

Thankfully a few days ago the weather cooled a bit and I was able to knock out some projects.

I haven't spent a lot of time this summer writing up posts because honestly, just surviving seems to be enough of an accomplishment on its own.

But I still love a good makeover and hopefully you do too!

So let's get going.

I picked up this vintage little cutie at the thrift shop for a steal.

I loved that it was in really great shape and only needed a little bit of loving.

It was plain but I knew a little paint would perk it right up.

I got to work on lightly sanding the whole thing down.

Then I wiped it down with warm water.

I wanted to make sure the paint properly adhered.

Once I had that done I picked my paint.

I chose General Finishes Milk Paint in Ballet Pink.

Now if you know me I am NOT a big PINK person, but this color is so subtle I just love it for giving a piece some quiet color.

You may remember the cute little GOSSIP BENCH I did in that color.  You can see that HERE.

So I got to work painting the dresser.

While it was drying I grabbed some old hardware and gave it a clean.

Once it was clean I gave it a couple coats of Rustoleaum Copper metallic spray paint.

Once that was finished and the paint had dried on the dresser I had decided that it needed just a little subtle POP of something to liven up the flat and plain front.

I grabbed my Deco art Winter Wreath stencil and some White General Finishes Milk paint and painted on this simple wreath.

I love that it added something simple but made the front a bit less plain.

I am also happy to say that it sold pretty quickly.

This plain ole piece is now livin its best life in a new home.

Well, hopefully I will get more in the habit of writing up more posts,

but the way this year is going,

.........

who knows. :)

I am happy to have at least gotten to this one.

Until next time,

Be KIND to one another

and have a BEAUTIFUL day!