Here it is before I started painting.
Don't you agree that it needs some help? Anyway, I found some paint in the garage. I turned the piece over and started with the underneath. The hardest parts were the legs they are pretty curvy and there are lots of little spots that want to hide from the paint. But, I was careful and went pretty slow. I also made sure to move around a lot to see it from all angles. This helps to ensure a nice coat. Here it is after the first coat.
Here it is with all of its coats.
I still would like to add some "antiquing" to it but I must be out of the paint so I probably will get some and add it later or I may just see if it grows on me the way it is.
I moved it around in the bathroom a little bit. (It will probably move a couple of more times before I am finished. LOL)
I am having a lot of fun organizing and re-doing in my home. I hope I can inspire others to do the same. If you want more inspiration be sure to check out Pinterest. It is my favorite place on the web.
Until next time,
Michelle
So pretty, Michelle! I live with someone who does not believe in painting oak, as well. You'd never know it, looking at my house, would you?! LOL! We have LOTS of unpainted oak~
ReplyDeleteNext time you need to paint something with that many crevices, try spray paint. You'll end up using less paint in the long run and it covers better, with no brush marks. :)
Good idea, Nancy! Thanks for the tip. I am always looking at ways to "easy" up the task.
ReplyDeleteLove the little table, it's a nice size and would look great in my bathroom.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and leaving such a nice comment. Your blog is great.
Mel
craftymeldesigns.com
Wow, that looks great!
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