This refinished curbside find was updated with gorgeous drawer liner with a script and nature theme. Antiqued with dark wax for a vintage look!
It’s time for our monthly Farmhouse Hens Blog Hop and this month we are sharing Farmhouse Furniture Makeovers.
I’ve said it before, but I will say again how thankful I am to be included with this amazing group of DIY bloggers.
They definitely inspire me with their talent and creativity! Be sure to visit their projects linked up below. I know you will be inspired as well!
Refinished Curbside Find
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I can’t wait to share this next project with you. It is a refinished curbside find that was in really, really bad shape-like, seriously a hot mess.
But, I ignored the peeling veneer and scratches, because this baby had beautiful legs and gorgeous details on the side.
Here is the table in all it’s glory:
See what I mean about the legs and the curves? Look at the details on the side:
Ok-here’s the scary part:
Pretty bad right? But, I had this beautiful graphic paper that’s actually Drawer liner.
There are gorgeous patterns for endless possibilities. French graphics really speak to me and I thought this had a modern farmhouse look.
Plus, it is neutral enough to work in any decor. My favorite Mod podge was used to adhere the paper to both shelves.
There are less wrinkles if you smooth it down with a credit card as you go. Let each coat dry in between. Three coats were used on this table.
To age this curbside find, I picked up antique wax and used Americana Chalk paint in yesteryear.
I gave it two coats of chalk paint and then used an old rag and foam brush to apply the wax.
Just brush it on, then wipe it off going as dark or light as you would like.
As I really wanted to darken the paper, I added a fair amount of dark wax and also used a clear wax on the wood.
So the next time you are at a yard sale or flea market (or your neighbor’s trash), think about those trash to treasure finds!
It really is a great feeling to see them transformed. If you have any trash to treasure projects that you’d like to share, please send me a picture.
Furniture makeovers are some of my favorite projects!
Enjoy farmhouse furniture makeovers from the talented bloggers below:
Easy DIY for Stripping Paint from Wood Furniture
Stephanie at Abbotts At Home! Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter
Spindle Leg Table with Grain Sack Stenciled Top
Denise at My Thrifty House! Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter
Refinished Curbside Find
Michelle at Our Crafty Mom! Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter
French Script Stenciled Shelf
Sam at Raggedy Bits! Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter
Bathroom Display Organizer
Leanna at FaeriesandFauna! Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter
Country Girl Desk Furniture Makeover with Farmhouse Hens Decorate!
Tarah at Grandmas House DIY!Blog / Facebook / Instagram / Pinterest / Twitter
Thanks so much for visiting today! Have a great day!
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Friday 18th of October 2019
[…] Barn knock-offs. I am in awe! Now I will be looking for some lamps! Michelle, aka Our Crafty Mom, revamped this curbside table into something beautiful and spectacular. Such a great find and a job […]
Debrashoppeno5
Monday 6th of August 2018
This is so gorgeous. You did a beautiful job.
Leanna
Saturday 3rd of February 2018
This is beautiful Michelle. I am currently working on a coffee table with very similar legs to this. I love how yours turned out.
Shelf liner paper is so pretty and the sheets are such a manageable size. I love your table.
STEPHANIE ABBOTT
Saturday 3rd of February 2018
Clever idea covering that bad veneer with the paper! Nice job. It is a pretty little table. :)
Sam - Raggedy Bits
Friday 2nd of February 2018
This is just gorgeous, Michelle!! Love the colours you chose and oh my that paper!!! What a fab find!! Love it!!!