Showing posts with label monday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monday. Show all posts

Monday, January 18, 2010

Metamorphosis Monday and a Settee


I found this cutie at a thrift shop. It was rusty and broken in some areas. Sorry, forgot to take before pics!

I cleaned and welded the rusty and broken areas, primed it, then gave it a nice shiny coat of red rustoleum paint! Isn't it just too cute? When time permits, I will make cushions for it for the seat and back. I think I have some vintage tablecloths that might work! Stay tuned!
I'm linking up to Susan of Between Naps on the Porch for Metamorphosis Monday Let's al go take a tour and see what the other ladies have been up to!

Have a Creative Day!
Linda

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Mosaic Monday {A Magical Tour at Mackenzie-Childs}

Come on in and join me while we tour the fabulous and whimsical world of Mackenzie-Childs. You will tour the Mansion, the studios and the restaurant (now closed) . We will also have peeks of the beautiful grounds. Then we're off shopping till we drop. You won't see these pics anywhere else! Now run along and get a towel, as you'll be doing a lot of drooling on this Magical Tour. There are 163 images, so make a cup of tea and sit back and take this wonderful tour with me.








If you would like to see the photos quicker and in a gallery view, click on "View All Images". There are 163 of them!

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Welcome to 21st Metamorphus Monday


Before




After


Welcome to my first Met Monday, hosted by Susan at Between Naps on the Porch . Thanks Susan!
My change is the little console table (sitting against the wall in a brown tone). I painted this in the Mackenzie-Childs style and added pieces of broken pottery shards to the legs. I also made tassels and added them all around. Oh...this goes to my sisiter who this loves this type of painted furniture..I prefer the shaby style! Thank you for visiting and I hope ya'll enjoy looking at all the different blogs that have joined in Met Monday!!


Have a great week!

Warm Hugs,

Linda