Taken apart and ready for paint |
I like that you can see that wooden pattern |
I also bought a hard sided suitcase -- I haven't started that project but I can't wait to get started.
Peace,
Kay
I'm a happy go lucky girl living in the Land of Enchantment. I enjoy a variety of crafts; from knitting, mixed media and journal making. I hope you enjoy your visit and join the family!
Taken apart and ready for paint |
I like that you can see that wooden pattern |
14 comments:
Hi Kay, wow, what a transformation - I love the red - and that it's called school house red ... I wonder why?
I love mooching round thrift shops and charity shops, of which we have many! There are several in almost every High Street because, since the coming of the superstores, all situated on the outskirts of towns, lots of little shops have gone out of business and closed down leaving empty premises. Charities get a good deal on rates so they can move into the shops. I haven't got anything against the charity shops, but I mourn the passing of all the small traditional shops that used to make up a typical High Street.
Re you comment on the wall hanger for Sarah's baby, Ruby, I can tell you that she has it so I haven't spoiled the surprise :)
Elizabeth xx
This turned out great. Love the color. Thanks for sharing. Nothing more fun than finding a bargain wherever you can. Have a fun week
What a wonderful find and what a brilliant job you've done with it. Well done you.
Hugs,
A x
A brilliant find and I love it transformed into this great eye-catching red! Look forward to seeing what you do to the suitcase!
Hi Kay, wow, what a great find and it looks fabulous now you have given it a make-over. Love red and love it. Crafty hugs, Anne x
I know what you mean about locally owned shops - and them having to close. It's a real bummer to see that happen. We don't have many shops here in town (only one grocery store). I went to our locally owned bookstore a few weeks ago and was sad to see the shelves so empty. Our Hallmark store closed a few months back so the only place to buy cards is at the grocery store. That's so sad (and one reason I need to get back into cardmaking).
Hugs, Kay
I used to love yard sales and thrift stores! Well, I probably still would but I don't have any room for anything. I barely can squeeze myself in. That is a great stand and that you can still see the wood pattern makes it more special.
What a brilliant find and I love the red you have used, its very striking. I agree, the wood pattern showing through is gorgeous! Thank you for your lovely comments and visits xx
My problem is that I can't ever find what I'm looking for that fits in my head what I want to make! In other words, I get too side tracked looking at everything that I find nothing! Love what you did with the tiered stand, will this be used to display your jewelry? waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
This is so super cute!
Ooooch, I love hunting in charity shops for things to alter and your cake stand looks really fab!!! xx
Yep, I came to join WOYWW and Julia was MIA. Even her photos. So I came here to see what you were up to and fell in love with that revised cake stand. So much better looking with just a hint of texture. Love, love, love it. I also love to go thrift store shopping, but the prices have gone so high this last year, I can't even afford their things I can use for crafts.
In case you want to drop by:
http://alteredbooklover.blogspot.com/2012/08/woyww-166-new-studio-sign-edition.html
hi there kay....just popped over from connie's...crafty-home-cottage..simply love the red tiered cake or cupcake? stand? who cares what it will be used for it is so dang cute! .....red is the fave color next to teal lol....it turned out so cute.....so many uses....i can see your jewelry on it too :) maybe some NEW jewelry...hahahahahaha hugs to you from your newest follower.....kat =^.^=
That looks fabulous in red - well done. I just went thrifting on Monday, but I must admit to buying things that don't necessarily need redoing.
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