Stylishly Stained
Oct 17, 2011
People be all up in my grill about why I only ever post painted wood makeovers. Not really. Most people are very nice. (Except the couple of people who emailed me over the weekend demanding that I take down the creepy doll pictures. Blerg. Guess what? I ALREADY KNOW they are creepy! It's for Halloween! Not everyone has the same taste. I would certainly never go to your house and demand that you take down a picture I didn't like. The nerve...) Ahem. Moving on.
So anyway, here is some wood that has NOT been painted! Instead it was lovingly restored and restained to a beautiful rich walnut. I'm in loves. I would have totally just painted this white. But I might have to venture down the wood-stain aisle sometime. Where is that again? From Lindsay at Country Girl Home.
And hang on, there's more! She redid this old... any guesses? Bread pan? Broken lunchbox lid? Actually, it's an old ammo box, and now it's super cute and adding some shajazz to her side table. See it HERE. Thanks Lindsay!
8 comments:
I love all of Lindsay's projects!
Wasn't the creepyness of the dolls kind of the point?? Anywhoo I love a richly stained piece of wood. It's always classic
You make me giggle.
Stain scares the beejeezee out of me, but looking at that bench, I really should try it.
Those dolls did a fantastic job of being creepy.
Mission accomplished ; )
Great bench stain.
And the creepy dolls? Awesome.
Thanks for the feature Lindsey. Your the best. I had a terrible weekend-(a good friend passed away) and it made me smile reading your info about my stuff. Thanks, Lindsay
country girl home
beautiful bench. so much prettier than it would have been with paint.
I am so glad you refused to take down the pic of those creepy dolls! They are "fabulous" and so is Glammafabulous, a.k.a. Kelley Smith. Shame on the Halloween Poo-Poo-ers! It's all part of the fun!
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