Lovely gray sewing machine table
Oh this little sewing machine table - she was another garbage rescue. This time I was at my parents house, nearly 3 hours away. She was sitting out for the garbage at the neighbor's house - like a fallen, French provincial beauty. Look at her now:
I've never used the sewing machine in this, but I think it needs to stay in there to give a little bit of weight to the table.
I don't have pictures of her in the white and gold French provincial finish with the yellowing varnish because she has been around almost 10 years. However, I did go through a decorative paint finish. This is how the first renovation looked:
One more look at this:
She is going to go into my dining room once my kitchen reno is finished and I can clear out the dining room.
Happy "junking"!
Nicole
I am linking up at French Country Cottage's Feathered Nest Friday, Elizabeth & Company, Tater Tots & Jello
I've never used the sewing machine in this, but I think it needs to stay in there to give a little bit of weight to the table.
I don't have pictures of her in the white and gold French provincial finish with the yellowing varnish because she has been around almost 10 years. However, I did go through a decorative paint finish. This is how the first renovation looked:
This paint color is from Rustoleum and is Stone Gray. I lightly sanded the finished because I splattered some paint which create texture on this. Also, the paint had chipped in a couple of spots. I am really pleased with how it turned out. I think this picture provides a little more true to life color.
One more look at this:
Happy "junking"!
Nicole
I am linking up at French Country Cottage's Feathered Nest Friday, Elizabeth & Company, Tater Tots & Jello
I like her latest makeover. I've made over makeovers many times. She has great lines, and the new finish works well.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rosemary! I like her in the much simpler paint treatment.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great rescue!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe someone was going to just throw that out! Great job!
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Part of me thinks it was because it was in that French Provential style that seemed to be so prevalent in the 70s! I know my sister and I had the full suite of that kind of bedroom furniture back in the day :)
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