The last week has simply flown by and I can't believe it's Thursday again!!! My time has been spent tidying up around the house and doing a mountain of jobs that were put in the 'too hard' basket last year. Although I have many a project to go {my list never seems to get smaller} I thought I would show you a chair I updated which now resides in our study. With a few licks of Porters Milk Paint and a coat of varnish it was ready for a fresh fabric to complete the look. I found this little remnant in my stash and it was the perfect size!!!
Voila... A new chair :-)
Kelly xxx
All photos taken by Kelly of Little French Nest
Oh thats so cute - well done! I do love a good makeover! Mel xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Kelly, well done you! That's given me some inspriation to get cracking on some of my many projects.
ReplyDeleteJust lovely :)
jules
you clever girl, you! that looks amazing, loving that remnant of fabric too. well done, enjoy your newest piece of furniture!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute, really fresh and sweet! I love that fabric..
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Your chair makeover turned out very nice. I love things painted white, but then I also love things painted black. So needless to say my husband took my spray paint away, till I decide ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Great Kelly!
ReplyDeleteLovely idea! =)
Firstly I love ADORE this chair. I love Porters Milky White Paint...it's just the best isn't it? Great choice of fabric too.
ReplyDeletewow. i want that chair. its superb! way to go.
ReplyDeleteand the finishing touches (flowers, etc) are icing on the gorgeous cake!
Thank you to everyone for your lovely & encouraging comments! Kelly xxx
ReplyDeleteIt looks FABULOUS! What a transformation--love the cheery stripe against the white. you've given that chair a whole new lease on life!
ReplyDeleteKelly this is fabulous! I am looking for something like this I can recreate for my mum as a gift. You have made a gorgeous job of it! x
ReplyDeleteNice job...the chair look fabulous with that fabric. It's such an easy project and i love working with milk paint as we use it alot here at the shop. Wonderful blog..thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKelly, that's darling! xo
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