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Thrift Store Find Repurposed!

It's my dream to one day repurpose furniture like the Fabulous 
Miss Mustard Seed

So I've been buying a few practice pieces...
 I got this beauty at the Salvation Army for $25!
Of coarse I think I got a Bargain...while the hubby thinks I overpaid! LOL

I did plan on using it inside my house but then thought it would be perfect on my porch until I can afford some nice rockers.
 I used all leftover paint....
A walnut stain I used on my Dining Room table, some Wal-Mart Opps paint called Mist and some white.
 I brushed stain on and wiped off with a rag....
 While the top dried I painted the bottom with the Mist....
 I wanted the top a little darker so I gave it a quick wipe down with a sanding block and painted another coat of stain
 I painted the drawer white...and here she is before the distressing...
I decided to use these hooks I found in the hubby's garage and spray painted then with metal primer..one for clean metal then topped it with the one for rust..
Cute....BUT I decided it needed to be distressed...
I lightly distressed with the same sanding block I used between staining.
 Then I used a rag and rubbed stain in the areas I sanded then wiped it off...
And there you have a cute little porch table for $25!:-)

I have many pieces to finish and some wonderful Chalk Paint on it's way....so this was great practice until the good stuff gets here:-)
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35 comments:

  1. I just LOVE this redo. When you get sick of this fabulous piece, I'll come take it off your hands. ;)

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  2. Love it too I read all the makeover ladies posts and want to try doing it as well.Keep baulking tho lol

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  3. Love it! Turned out fantastic. That blue color is so peaceful.

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  4. CUTIE! it is so fun to play around and test things out. yours turned out GREAT!

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  5. Love how it turned out. :) I need one of those on my porch.

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  6. Very nice-I am totally impressed. Painting furniture is something I want to do, but am very hesitant. I love seeing other peoples painted furniture--it gives me hope that maybe someday I will tackle a furniture project. Anyway, love how yours turned out. Thanks for sharing,
    Jeanette

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  7. Gorgeous Michell! Love the stained top!!

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  8. Great piece & perfect for the porch! Nice job :-)

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  9. oh I just LOVE those colors! good on ya! great job :)

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  10. That looked like fun - sure looking forward to your chalk paint pieces.
    - Joy

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  11. Love, love, love the mix of colors and stain. This does not look like a 'practice' piece! What's up next?

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  12. This is so cool! You did a fantastic job! Found you at the Thursday Blog Hop and am glad I did! Am a happy new follower :).

    http://marleeindebt.blogspot.com/

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  13. This looks wonderful, almost to nice to be on the porch! The mist paint colour is great, looks lovely with a little distressing.

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  14. It's so cute. I especially love the twine knobs. I am a new follower. Stopping by to invite you to join Thrifty Thursday, because your I am loving your posts. Have a wonderful day. Blessings!

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  15. Great job! I love the two paint colors AND the stained top. It really grabbed my attention. Very pretty!

    Megan @ Apple House Revival

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  16. My hubby would probably agree with your hubby but c'mon where are you gonna find a fabulous custom table for your porch that's also a super cool aqua blue? Love how it turned out, you're gonna give Miss Mustard Seed a run for her money! Thanks for sharing on A Crafty Soiree!

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  17. That looks so beautiful! Great job. I found you through a linky party! Come and say hi, enter my giveaway and vote for my picture. Thank you.

    A mommy's life...with a touch of YELLOW
    tyandwhitneyulrich.blogspot.com

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  18. That is incredibly gorgeous! how did you come up with those color combinations? I love it! You did a great job! Thanks for sharing At The Picket Fence.

    Mary @ Redo 101

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  19. FANTASTIC! absolutely love it!

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  20. I love the colours! And you decorated it so cute too :) Super nice job!

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  21. Michell, it looks great! I found a $35.00 treasure today and Greg thought it was trash. I'm going back tomorrow to buy it!! Just think, once I get done with it, he'll see my vision!

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  22. Ah! That transformation is AWESOME! What a fun outdoor sidebar! I so wish I could find something like that in the shops here...

    I'd love for you to link this at my summer-long link party!


    "Life's a Picnic!" party!

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  23. That looks just great Michell! It kinda reminds me of a little potting bench. :-) Thanks so much for sharing it with us this week at Inspiration Friday!
    Vanessa

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  24. I LOVE how the stain in the sanded areas looks! What a beautiful job!
    Stacy

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  25. I LOVE this cutie table! I am becoming such a fan of the painted wood mixed with stained pieces. Great Job

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  26. You did a great job! I love how you used the stain plus the other two colors AND the painted hooks -- all make this a real 'custom' piece!

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  27. Looks awesome! Makes me want to redo a junky old bookshelf I have in the garage.

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  28. Oh, this is a wonderful transformation! I love the colors! Great, great job.

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  29. This looks great! I love the color choices. Please stop by www.laughloveandcraft.com and link up to my Share the Wealth Wednesday Link Party! I'm your newest follower!

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  30. Too cute...I found this post through DIY by Design's Swing into Spring party!

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  31. great transformation!! if you like to party I hope you'll stop by and join in on my party too!
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