Like I said, she's a beauty!
I'm still trying to catch up from the weekend and get around to see what everyone has been up to. But blogger is having problems again and I can't sign in to leave comments - so frustrating! And all the posts in my google reader are showing up as unread, even after I read them - very confusing! Hopefully this will be cleared up soon!
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
French Blue Dresser
This one is a beauty!
Even in her before shot, she looked pretty good. The real problem was that the veneer on the bottom two dawers was all bubbly. I had no choice but to peel it all off. Ugh!
I thought the blue was a perfect fit, so after all the repair work, I went with Sherwin Williams Boathouse Blue. After a little distressing, I mixed up some black glaze and finished up with a coat of wax.
gorgeous, sharon! i love the little fleur de lis! i thought at first you added it, but it was there- how sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh it does sound lovely. I'm signed in fine, but I can't seem to format anything. One day I'll get it together and pay for web support. In the meantime, I'm glad someone hosts me for free.
ReplyDeleteI do love dressers with deep drawers. I don't particularly understand why we got away from that.
She's a beauty! They just don't make them like that anymore darn it. Deb
ReplyDeleteQuestion for you! I just picked up this free dresser (http://lovelybeasts.blogspot.com/2011/05/another-curbside-rescue-and-getting.html) and I'm having tons of fun picking off the veneer :). Did you do anything to repair it or did you end up just painting over the wood underneath? Would love some help from someone who just successfully tackled this!
ReplyDeleteEmily
Love the color. What a sweet piece.
ReplyDelete~Heidi
What a great color, Sharon! I'm really loving it lately. I may have to figure out a way to work it into my home!
ReplyDeleteGreat color on that dresser. Hope the comments problem is solved soon.
ReplyDelete- Joy
Fabulous color selection!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! How hard is it to completely peel veneer? And how do you do it?! This dresser looks a LOT like a dresser I did for my son :)
ReplyDeleteHappy painting,
Julie
I love this!! So pretty! I love blue and Shabby chic!
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Truly a beauty! I love it!
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It is gorgeous!! Love those simple lines :)
ReplyDeletelove the color, distressing, and the fleur de lis!! so cute :) thanks so much for sharing this at Transformations and Treasures!
ReplyDeleteOh, it's just lovely. I'm falling in love with that color grey!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, I love the blue!!
Great job, as always!!!
Such a sweet dresser! It looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt's a great piece. I really like the color. I want to move toward a more french blue soon, it has more of a green tint than the aqua I've been working with. have a terrific weekend!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous dresser. I adore the color. Thanks for sharing at my Swing into Spring party.
ReplyDeleteYummy! This would look fab in my dining room...maybe I should re-consider my color choices for my new project...thanks for the post, it's awesome!
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect!! LOVE the color!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sharon. I really love the color. Just the right amount of distressing too.
ReplyDeleteThis dresser looks great. I love the color choice.
ReplyDeleteA beauty indeed! I love it.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth it's the perfect shade of blue. I was having the same comment problem with blogger too. Saw you over at Marian's, lucky you! Job well done.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! I love the blue and the distressing!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Hugs and happy Friday!
ReplyDeleteshe's GORGEOUS!!!! I'm especially fond of the fleur de lis.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Remodelaholic's Anonymous :)
She's a beauty indeed. Love the color and the fleur-de-lis.
ReplyDeletelovely color and the legs are very pretty - the proportions of the piece are perfect! it just sits so beautifully
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, you're right, she's a beauty! you did a great job, love that fleur de lys. Thanks for sharing her with us at VIF! xo Debra
ReplyDeleteso pretty sharon! : )
ReplyDeleteyes, I've been having problems with blogger too, ugh! Thanks for linking this up to Wicked Awesome Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteHI Sharon, It came out great and I just love the color blue that you choose. There is nothing like the quality of old furniture. It lasts forever! And I've been having problems with blogger lately also....
ReplyDeleteMarianne :)
Beautiful, Sharon! Love the color you painted it. Thank you for joining my Open House party and have a wonderful Memorial Day.
ReplyDeletexo,
Sherry
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous, gorgeous piece Elizabeth! I'm looking at my SW fan deck and don't see the boathouse blue. Is it a special color?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color! It's beautifully glazed too. Perfect!
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