
My re-doing of the stool was done with what I had on hand and it is definitely a more casual look, which works with our home. The top is a fabric that I had from some old curtains - and the trim is a pretty little print I bought at the beginning of the summer and hadn't used for anything yet. I like how it turned out - and I didn't even get out the spray paint. I just couldn't paint the little guy - I was afraid it would look too different - and fade the memories I have of it in my grandparent's house.




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That is all dressed up and ready to go! What a cute way to make it into a wonderful piece! I love the fact that you have an actual purpose for it. Using things we love is the best way to enjoy our homes.
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FABulous! I absolutely love the style of that stool!
ReplyDeleteNice little update, but totally keeping the original shining through! Good job, I really like the trim!
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