Ha!
Thought that would get your attention.
I paint a lot of furniture and adding an extra touch or two takes the project to another level.
Sometimes it’s something as simple as lining the drawers.
I’ve lined furniture drawers with scrap book paper, wallpaper, brown kraft paper, textured wallpaper, book pages, etc.
The possibilities are endless.
I always get the scrap book paper on sale and the other things I pick up at thrift stores when I see interesting prospects for drawer liners.
Below are some of the projects with cute little drawers.
Just click on the pic or the pink link to view the entire furniture makeover.
Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint Special Mix
Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint Chest
Black Desk with Damask Decoupage
Stenciled Wardrobe fit for a Princess
Sometimes I forget to take photos of the drawers…like on my Extreme Painted Furniture Makeover.
I took that piece to the shop on Friday.
Sandy says
April 29, 2014 at 10:51 amLove your selection for all the drawer liners above. Great coordination with the paint and style of the pieces.
Nancy @ Artsy Chicks Rule says
April 25, 2014 at 9:31 amLove lining my drawers! Or sometimes I just paint them a totally different shade. I always forget to photo them! 😉 Yours are all so great!
Nancy
Patty says
April 22, 2014 at 5:45 pmI just love your work, you make these ugly ducklings headed for a curb or land fill beautiful again and give them new life good for you. I have been using wall paper contact paper, just about anything I think will look pretty. I don’t think a piece is complete unless the drawers are done.
Doreen @ Altered Artworks says
April 22, 2014 at 11:51 amLove this post! I lined my old painted locker with coordinating paper, and it looks beautiful. Want to see it? Come on over for a cup of java and a peek: http://altered-artworks.blogspot.com/2014/04/lockers-right-combination.html
Ms. Mike says
April 22, 2014 at 9:31 amKathy, you always have some interesting to share. I love that you use such wonderful papers for your furniture. It’s the finishing touch that most furniture vendors don’t even think of, they put all their work on the outside and forget that the inside can sell a piece as fast as the outside finishes. Good girl!