I only have a wee bitty project to share today, but must say, it makes a big statement....
I purchased this antiqued brass dish/bowl at Goodwill. I love the shape and saw much potential for this....
Some white spray paint and a bit of distressing gave me this....
So many uses.....soap dish, jewelry bowl, candy dish, candle holder, business card holder, etc.....
I did also complete a sign today, but I can't share that with you until Monday. I am saving it for my new themed linky party, "Meet Me On Monday". In case you haven't figured it out, the theme will be signs....So, get busy creating one, or sharing one you have done in the past.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Vintage, shabby chic, and romantic tied into one small bowl
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What a great transformation - you have a unique way to envision.
ReplyDelete- Joy
That is soooo pretty. I have to get me some spray paint;)
ReplyDelete~Debra xxx
Capers of the vintage vixens
I love it--you made it look so fresh! I have a couple of old metal dishes I'm going to try it out on.
ReplyDeleteSO SO pretty!!! Can't wait to link up my Paris sign next week :)
ReplyDeletei love it as a candle holder... you could even put some sea glass or shells in there and go beachy. so pretty!
ReplyDeleteReally sweet and pretty! I really love it! Now to think about a sign .....
ReplyDeleteVERY pretty!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT! Looks great! What an upgrade
ReplyDeleteI have a sign for Monday...I had almost forgot about it it is sitting in my studio
ReplyDeleteOh yes! What a perfect bowl :O)
ReplyDeleteLovely lisa!
ReplyDeleteI hopefully will have my sign done by the end of the weekend.
White spraypaint really did the trick, what an improvement! thanks for linking up with VIF!
ReplyDeletexo Debra
When I first saw this I was thinking. It meant look better if she left it alone. It had this nice gold look to it. After seeing the paint job though. I was impressed how it looked better white. You really have a good feel for what color would look good on something.
ReplyDelete-Zane of ontario honey