Here he is with two coats of primer....
The glaze is left over from my Rustoleum Cabinet Transformation Kit...just paint it on, and wipe it off...Topped him off with three coats of wipe on poly!!!!
And here he is in the house. I named him Leo because of his feet! When I spotted him at one of my junk stores for only $10....I knew he was mine. Because he is a perfect match to our dining room/kitchen table that's living in storage! Gotta love junk stores and spray paint!
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its not surprising that you have made yet another fabulous item!! Very classy!! :)
ReplyDeleteeye love u!!! hehehehehe
DeleteAshley, this table is gorgeous! And, as I was scrolling thru the pics again, I thought "that chair looks familiar" - ha! I have 2 of the black zebra chairs sitting in the room I'm in right now! ;D You did a great job with the glaze! ~Lori
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Lori!
DeleteIt's gorgeous. At first I thought it was a dining table and then realized it's a side table. Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
DeleteFantastique!!! That was your first glazed piece?? You would never know it. Great work.
ReplyDeleteThank you! You are soooooo sweet!~ So happy you came back!
DeleteI truly heart Leo! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteblessings,
karianne
i heart YOU Karianne! Thanks for coming back!
DeleteLeo is sooo handsome! Can I just that I LOVE that you personify furniture just like I do. Everything is better with a name, right?
ReplyDeleteI'm stopping over from the newbie party and am your newest follower. I can't wait to poke around here for awhile.
Feel free to stop by my (newbie) blog too if you'd like!
-Sarah
www.adventuresofourfamily.com
Nice to meet ya....headed over in a bit! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteI'm smitten with your handsome devil! Great job and thanks for sharing. I'm your newest follower! Tabitha@ simplyhomecents.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI am in LOVE with Leo. Perfect use of glaze, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI say, you take a Curacao vacation and I promise to show you everything you need to know to make a one screw gallery wall yourself. And take you to the beach!
Karah
Love your blog Ashley! What a find you discovered! Love the antiqued white finish!! I'm followin'.....
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