Painting furniture…. up-cycling junk…. overseeing the Owen Workshop construction….. home exterior makeover…a busy year.
I know the “year-in-review” is redundant and I don’t want to be a boar so I’m going to make this short and sweet.
featuring furniture projects today
Starting top left moving clockwise
click the description for project details
Metallic Silver Nightstands ……… most photogenic
Mustard Seed Yellow Radio Cabinet ……..my favorite
Turquoise Taffy Desk and Hutch……favorite color
Going in Circles Decoupage Desk………..best decoupage
Mademoiselle Desk…..most stylish
Miss Pink Cotton Candy……..most girly
Two Tone Cabinet and Hutch (My Nemesis) ………most difficult to work with!
Tricycle Red Cabinet ……….most featured and most views
Nightstands in Licorice ………easiest makeover
Which is your favorite, or do you like another of my makeovers better?
Thanks for stopping by,
Kathy
partying with…
Sorry but for some reason my links disappear every time I update with a new party link. If anyone knows what causes this please let me know. I always link back to parties I link up to. thanks, Kathy
Embracing Change
French Country Cottage
Southern Hospitality
Serenity Now
Oh my!! You have had some amazing projects over the last year! Your radio cabinets are really inspiring me. I purchased a drop down desk that appears to have had some sort of radio in it as well, not sure. Couldn’t pass it up for $3. I’ll keep you in mind if I decide to order the red MMS milk paint for it.
Have a Blessed 2013!
thanks Beth. I love the details on the old radio cabinets. Happy New Year
Wow! You have done some amazing work this year! I LOVE those metallic nightstands – Gorgeous!
Jenna @ rainonatinroof.com
Thank you Jenna, I like to try new techniques and finishes
Your work is beautiful! The red cabinet is my fav so I will feature it in my next post!
Thanks for linking up to the favorite furniture makeovers of 2012 party!
Stacey of Embracing Change
Great Blog and beautiful Pieces. Keep up the excellent work…… Grannie from Grannies Refurbished Furniture
Thank you Deanna, i’ll have to stop by your place!