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I think Wendy from Sometimes Twice did a wonderful job with this small chest of drawers. The distressing brings out the detail of the piece and the black paint gives this chest a classic look. It just shows that black doesn’t have to be boring.
Lastly, this bench redo by The Prudent Homemaker is fantastic. The bench was weather-worn and tired and now it looks sharp and like a great place to rest and enjoy the outdoors.














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Wow, thanks for the feature, Marian. Thanks for hosting, too.
I don’t know how to post a perm link? I also don’t have a website. Could you please help me to post some picture. I do have a fb page Thank you
Thanks for another party! Always so inspiring!
Hi Marian, I just noticed that the cane chair I’m working on (linked it above), has the same hand carving as the cane chair you made over!!! I’ll finish mine this weekend and share Part 2 of my makeover next week. Thanks for all you do!
Hi Marian – I love joining your party and seeing all the amazing furniture re-dos. Thanks for hosting and giving us endless inspiration. Blessings, Patti@OldThingsNew
Hi there! I haven’t done any furniture in awhile, so I’m happy to be back partying with you today! Have a great weekend.
Paint party. Just the eye candy I needed tonight! So glad to see what everyone is painting!
My very first MMSFFF! Woo hoo! Thank you, Marian. xo
Thank you so much for the party!
Thanks for the linky party!
It is fun to see the clever ways people redo the insides. Thanks for taking the time to highlight such great projects and for hosting!
Liz
terrific features – love Kim’s table and the lamp! I appreciate you hosting,
Kathy
Thank you so much Marian for featuring my kitchen redo!!! A true honor I’ve been hoping for since I first started linking here!! 🙂
This is my first time to join the party(any kind) ever. Also, the dresser I listed was my first refurbished furniture. I am so glad that it was you, Miss Mustard Seed, who gave me this chance to come out to the world. Thank you.
Anna
Love the kitchen redo. It was very encouraging to see a kitchen done inexpensively but with such a WOW factor. It is the inspiration I’ve been looking for! Thanks!
Thank you for hosting Marian. So much goodness here. Have a great weekend.
Thank you for hosting Marian. Have a great weekend.
Thanks for hosting your party every week. I am always so inspired by your work and other’s creativity!
Make it a wonderful weekend.
thanks for hosting Marian ! Have a blessed weekend ! great features as well !
So much inspiration packed into one party. Thank you for hosting.
Hi Marian, thanks for hosting…Christine from Little Brags
I love all the inspiration! In the middle of my own make over, transforming an antique commode into a changing table. I am stuck in how to gain some height, without looking tacky. Need about 5 inches,can anybody help???
I’m gone to tell my little brother, that he should also visit this webpage on regular basis to take updated from most up-to-date information.
I never would have thought to stencil a chandelier inside the door of the armoire. So cute! I’ve been using chalkboard paint on the inside of the doors. It’s a nice surprise for the little girls when they open their armoire or chifferobes for the first time & find the chalkboard inside waiting for them.