Recently, I moved into a new booth at the antique mall.
It's so cute! I remember when the former dealers were
hanging up the doors on the wall...so cool!
Mine now! LOL!
I put some repainted furniture pieces in it, which had sold
right away resulting in stuff on the floor...
I had a back-up bookcase that I got from my
friend via a furniture swap...but, this brown
and orange didn't quite go with the shabby-ish vibe of the booth.
My friend's booth was very retro 1970's Brady Bunch kitchen style
that was filled with vintage Tupperware and Pyrex.
I was going to paint it shabby white right in my booth, instead of dragging it home...
{DH wouldn't be very thrilled with more furniture piles in the garage anyways!}
So, I thought I would cover up the orange with PAPER!!!
I guess I thought gluing paper would take
LESS time than painting the whole thing...
It took OVER 3 hours to glue paper {ephemera}
to this piece of furniture...
I also added German Dresden Trim to the edge.
I like it!
I didn't bring enough paper,
so I started using paper that I sell in my booth...LOL!
I'm glad I wore latex gloves or I would had been peeling
inked glue off my hands for the rest of the day...
Ta-da!
It looks so much better and blends in nicer
with the booth...♥
Thanks for stopping by
and checking out my BEFORE and AFTER
bookcase makeover...
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looks awesome, warning may sell before the stuff in it sells! EE
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever and imaginative. xxxx
ReplyDeleteGreat display re-make. I agree it might sell before you get it stocked ..LOL
ReplyDeleteLOOOOOOOOOOOOVE what you've done with this book shelf Pamela!!!!!!!! WHAT A SUPER JOB you've done!!!!!!!:)
ReplyDeleteIt looks great! What a fabulous idea!
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous! You have wonderful ideas!
ReplyDeleteLauren,
http://www.atouchofsoutherngrace.com/
Brady Bunch, ha ha ha ha... Congrats again on the New Space, glad the doors stayed, just your Style! It all looks Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYour Friend Dawn... The Bohemian
just great!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany ;o)
from the 'craftscook'