This dresser was a curb find, I liked the “bones” of this beaut!
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This dresser was a curb find, I liked the “bones” of this beaut!
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You have done soooo much in one year! Congratulations! Your blog is amazing!
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Hope you’ll hop by and visit my blog too!
Have a great Sunday!
nancy
http://stylendecordeals.blogspot.com/
I love that style of dresser and you did a great job with it. I’m so glad you fixed it up and found it a new home.
I love the way that dresser turned out. I just saw your table, and it turned out lovely too. I see those tables at Goodwill often, and I have thought of picking one up and redoing one as well.
Believe it or not I have a dresser like this in my walk in closet and use it everyday. It is over 40 years old, it was part of my set when I was a child. Mine is in fairly good shape still, yes, it’s a little out of fashion but it has been moved 7 times and both the dresser and the chest of drawers are still in great shape! They don’t build them like this anymore, I won’t be setting mine out on the curb anytime soon. But, thanks to your post I may just have to consider refinishing it and taking it out of the closet!
Nice job! The dresser looks great, you have a good eye for things that can be saved. 🙂
Great re-do! And you can’t beat the inventory cost. Thanks for your nice note on our recent post — lamp-base trees. Sorry it has taken me so long to respond — life speeds up after Thanksgiving! Come visit me again. xo
Hey, that’s my childhood dresser! I had the whole set, including the canopy bed. Sweet re-do, as per usual! 🙂
Anne
love it!! don’t you love it when you find something junky and fun with so much potential. you totally upcycled that beauty. WOW. she looks good.
thanks for sharing.
sue
Wow! I would have thrown that away! Thanks for showing how it can be saved! I’ll bet there are more than one of these out there that won’t end up in a landfill–thanks to you! I really enjoy your blog and featured it in my post this week and on my blog roll. Can’t wait to see more!
Amy
http://customsewingbyamyj.blogspot.com/
Wow, this turned out beautiful!! It reminds me of the furniture I had as a little girl 🙂
Thanks for stopping by and commenting on my little girls “new” repuposed nightstand kitchen!
xoxo ~Lisa