Printer's Proof
Sep 25, 2012
Meg from Meg Made Designs wanted a vintage printer's cabinet. What she had was a not-so-vintage Ikea bookcase. Hmmm, same diff, right? Wrong! Just kidding, right! She simply flipped it sideways, added a frame around the front, built a set of doors from scratch, screwed in new feet, and ta-to-the-da: a vintage printer's cabinet.
I don't have a printer's cabinet, but I DO have a bunch of printer's blocks and can't for the life of me figure out a cool way to display them. They are currently in a bowl. Please advise.
PS: Hey! I'm really excited to share this great deal from one of my very favorite clothing sites, eShakti. $25 off a purchase using the code LINDSEY.
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11 comments:
Another fabulous find. Love your blog! :)
I was convinced that wasn't the same article of furniture until I looked at the blog and saw that the drawer/doors are fake...now I get it. Lotsa work!
Thank you so much for featuring us today :) Love your blog!
Wow! This is awesome!
eShakti website stinks. I cannot find the pull-down menu to customize anything. Sorry.
Hmmm, I've never had any problems with the website. Maybe try updating your browser, or using a different one. Explorer always seems to give me trouble with everything.
Explorer is the fru-itts of the dev-ille.
I don't remember where I saw it, but someone took printers letters and put a bunch of them on a small round table (coffee table sized) and covered it with a round piece of glass.
I think you should spell out some fallish word like thanks or thanksgiving or give thanks and set them on a mantle. That reminds me, I really need to do my fall mantle...
How is that even possibly the same piece of furniture. I'm guffawed! Is that a word? I'm in complete awe of this makeover/redo. Speechless frankly.
Holy crap.
That can't be the same piece of furniture! Holy cow, what a great after!!!
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