I'll be honest, I usually have a stack of projects going all at the same time. Rarely do I post them on the blog. Mostly because I forget to take pictures before I get started! So I went through some pics and found a few that I could share.
We'll start with the ottoman Re-Do...I'll have more on this later but basically I have 2 of these ottomans sitting behind my couch that are rarely used. The girls room needed some seating, so I added casters to the bottom of this, recovered it, and added a handle to make it easier to move around the room. I took pictures through the process and hope to post a tutorial soon.
This is a little chair I picked up at an antique store. I just recovered the seat and touched-up the paint. I used Sis Boom Honey Child fabric.
I bought this metal flower a while ago and knew I could transform it for my oldest daughter's room. It took some time but I love the way it turned out. I cut pink organza into a squares. Each square is about 1 1/2 in x 1 1/2 in.. Then I squeezed the little square in the middle to make it a flower and glued it to the metal flower (hot glue gun). Now it's a great 3 dimensional piece of art that is almost "furry"! It's one of my favorites!
Here is a pic of the girls bathroom re-do. I wanted to keep the yellow walls but there just wasn't enough storage for two tween girls. I found the cabinet at Loews and painted the little baskets to bring in some pink. I made the shower curtain out of Riley Blake chevron with Sis Boom Poodle ties and yellow piping. I'm looking for a mirror to replace the existing one over the sink.
And here is the bench in our kitchen. It was a really ugly, brown upholstered bench and I covered it with this amazing Kravet fabric. By far, the most beautiful upholstery fabric I've seen. I love it!
