And to remind you of what it looked like before...
There was no need to buy new hardware for the dresser. I liked the ornate pieces, they just needed a little spay of love. For literally a couple dollars in paint we transformed this dresser into a whimsical piece of nursery furniture.
Now all we need is a changing pad to throw on top. Free and Functional!!! It's almost too much for me!
Very cute Nikki! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the sweet comment :) Following you now coz of the great creative contents of your blog. Can you please share this lovely post to my party? All you have to do is 1) link
ReplyDeleteup whatever creative post you'd like to share - can be a DIY project,
decor, photography, crafts, recipes, poem, or that informative
syndicated post that can make us laugh, or cry - in short, whatever
you're proud of! 2) Then follow as many blogs as your heart desires,
preferably starting first with the one before you and after you.
You’re not required to include the party button – you read that right
– not required to include the party button but if you’re so inclined
display it in your blog or your post, you’re very much welcome to do
so :)
This is a combination of linky party (where we can show off our
creations) and of blog hop (where we can follow as many excellent
bloggers as we like), hence the new name Creative Bloggers' Party &
Hop.
Link is at http://www.homemakeronadime.com/2011/04/creative-bloggers-party-hop-giveaway.html
Hi. I found your blog through my friend Tracy's blog. You inspired me to paint my own dresser. See: http://timulie.blogspot.com/2011/04/dresser-makeover.html
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