I decided it was nice but fairly boring. Actually super boring. So I whipped out my Amy Butler paper pack that I used on these nightstands.
I had multiple people interested in these nightstands when I posted them so I don't know why I didn't use the Amy Butler paper on this one right away.
I chose a new paper for the drawer front and a coordinating piece to line the inside. I hadn't lined the drawer previously because I didn't have any paper to match the striped piece I used on the front.
Much better! I like how the knobs blend into the flowers on the paper. Let's hope this does the trick!
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I like it better second time around too. I have got to try this paper thing. Seems any time I decoupage though I can't get a smooth finish. Good luck selling!
ReplyDeleteWow...you have such a good eye! Such a talent...And a lot of people would not have wanted to "do it over"...so that speaks a lot about your instincts..:)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely like the latest update to the nightstand. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! It's a little more modern and less country now (both great but maybe one is more appealing). I'm sure it will sell right away!
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First time around was nice but kinda conservative & boring compared to the second time around ~ now we're talking FUN & CHIC!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely an upgrade, looks great!
ReplyDeleteThat really brighten them up! I am sure they will sell now.
ReplyDeletei liked it before, but i think it looks more like you now with its funky upbeat print! thanks for joining my party!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I love the coordinating paper!:) So cute! Don't you just hate it when you do a piece that you think is cute and no one else seems to want to buy it?
ReplyDeleteThose prints are great. I especially like the apple green one on the interior of the drawer. So refreshing!
ReplyDeleteNice upgrade! I hope you sell it quick, it's so darn cute. :) Thanks so much for the visit today and welcome back anytime.
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