Because it had to be assembled I was able to do all of the painting and papering easily on a flat surface. I recall having used my ironing board to raise it up really high so that I would not have to bend over too much to paint. Being able to do that made it so much easier and proved to be a good trick that I've applied to the two other armoires that I've painted. Sooooo...here is the big "reveal".....
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The armoire stands in my "backroom" and is filled with craft stuff. The sides are painted in a faux green marble look. I think I fixed her up real good...lol!
Oh Miss Cherry, you did a fabulous job! I just love your armoire. It stands to reason if you like ME you'd like MC. You did them both proud.
ReplyDeleteIt even looks better today.....the BIG question is....how does it look on the inside?*?*?*??*?*?*?*?*?*? Being abble to do all the painting, papering, etc. before being assembled must have saved your life! Tomorrow you leave for hopefully LOTS of fall color. Have a great trip. I will be thinking about you.
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Genie
What a wonderful job you did on that armoire. What a difference a little time and work can do.
ReplyDeleteVicki, you did a fabulous job! I can't image undertaking such a project. You know I'm a MC fan as well as a ME fan too. I'm in awe of your talent to create one of these for yourself. Wow! ~ Sarah
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