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September 17, 2009

IT'S THRIFTDAY!!!!

Like Candy, over at junksophisticate likes to say......Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.....THRIFTDAY!!
This is a piece I picked up at the THRIFT STORE (of course).  I painted it white (it was a dark green), changed the knobs, and added some words to the top using transfer paper (extremely, with a capital "E" easy).




   
Isn't it just adorable????  Like always, bloggers, HAVE A HAPPY THRIFTDAY!!!!
Thanks so much for looking at my blog, and I love reading your comments and visiting each of your blogs.  Isn't blogland just about the most inspiring place, ever!!
xojanis
By the way.....I apologize for this pictures not quite lining up (things like that drive me crazy)...does any one have any tips for how to easily line everything up?

30 comments:

Julie Marie said...

Hello Janis... I LOVE this! Especially the French lettering on top! The only way I know for sure how to line up photos, is that I put mine in sort of backwards... by that I mean I put the one I want in first, last, and so forth... then you don't have to drag them where you want! Email me if you don't get what I am saying! Bisous... Julie Marie

Brocante said...

The knbs did it! They are just fantastic. Wish I could find them here in Norway.

For me thriftday will be Saturday - still a whole day to go....

But tomorrow I am going to meet other bloggers - think about 10 of us will meet for a meal and a chat in a small town here in Norway - really looking forward to that!

Have a wonderfult week end.

That Girl Ang said...

absolutely beautiful.... You are giving an idea for a small notion box I purchased from my favorite thrift store.

Sandi said...

Your talent continues to amaze me! I love it! Especially the words and the knobs. Just perfect!!
Blessings~
PS I do my photos the same way as Julie Marie. Do the last photos first and so on. That is all I know to do. :)

Kaylovesvintage said...

it looks wonderful in white,well done

RustyDiva said...

Just beautiful Janis! I love the knobs and of course the words just bring everything together. Once again ~ very beautiful!!!!

K

Lady Pamela said...

W-O-W! W-O-W! W-O-W! Just LOVE this. What will you think of next?
-smiles-

Anne Lorys said...

Now you see? Your paint job? THAT is the way it's supposed to come out! Check my blog to see what a truly fugly paint job looks like, I'm a newbie struggling with the whole process.
You are inspiring, I can only hope to re-do a piece of furniture as beautifully as you've done here.
XOXO,
Anne

Gammelbålsta said...

Hello!
you have a very nice blog. I found you through "Brocante". You pictures are wonderful. Have a nice day/ Aydan

Anne Lorys said...

Hey Janis!
Looks like I'm gonna have to get me "The Mouse". It sure couldn't make that sad little dresser of mine look any worse!
XOXO,
Anne

Linda@Coastal Charm said...

BEAUTIFUL.....that sums it up! You did an outstanding job on this piece.
Blessings,
Linda

The Style Sisters said...

I love this transformation! The paint, the lettering the knobs...everything. It looks amazing!

Miss Gracie's House said...

Wow. Just WOW! You are giving me *too* many ideas...too bad I have to sleep! You are so creative! I just love it all!
Rene'

Christina said...

LOVE the knobs, all of your work is amazing

Vicki said...

Hi, Janis,
An amazing transformation! I love everything about it. Thank you for sharing. Have a blessed day. Vicki

Nice and Easy Antiques said...

KILLER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Carole said...

The knobs really did the trick. The paint job is great too! It seems to look pretty lined up to me. I didn't even notice.
xo,....Carole

Susie~From My Home To Yours said...

How clever...you had a great vision and created a 'work of art'. I know you must have had a great time working on this project. I think I'll have to hit the thrift store today!
Have an awesome weekend...Susie

Carol Anne's Boutique said...

Hi Janis...I am new to your blog, I cam over form Lady Pamela's Cottage. I am so inspired by what you do! This turned out absolutely gorgeous!! I just love everything about it! Thanks you for sharing your creations with us!
Hugs, Carol Anne

Debra@CommonGround said...

Hi, love all your transformations. The little cabinet is really darling done up white with the lettering. Just beautiful, and your white lamp "thingy" on WW is too cool. Love your blog and am joining you as a follower. Have a great weekend!
Debra

Room to Inspire said...

Wow, this is truly beautiful. I love the knobs, love the color and love the words! This is my fist time to your blog. It is lovely.

Chelsea

Pansy Cottage Girl said...

Oh that piece is fabulous. I absolutely love the knobs. have a great day~xo

Let it Shine said...

That is SOOOOOOO cute. You did a great job! Love it!!

Alyshia

Let it Shine said...

Sorry to comment again, what is transfer paper??? Sounds fantastic......

Blue Creek Home said...

Forty lashes for the picture being out of line!!!!

Now...I am glad that you found my blog because it led me to yours!

I am lovin' the little chest! Where did you get those adorable pulls????
I am going to follow ya so that I can always see what you're up to!!!
Rhonda

WhitePineLane said...

Oooh... I adore this! And I have the same question as Alyshia - I hadn't heard of transfer paper, and I'd love to know what it is, where to get it, how to use it, etc.!

LOVE your blog, and all your beautiful creations!
Kim
WhitePineLane

Gretchen said...

Wow Janis. This is so cool. I'd love to have one of these or ten of these in my home. Just love what you've done with the transfer as well as the knobs and distressing of the cabinet. Very cool.
Gretchen

Jennifer said...

I love this!!! I've given you a heartfelt award on my blog - have fun with it...Jennifer

Unknown said...

Hi Janis! LOVE this! Where did you get the knobs and would you mind sharing how you did the transfer paper? Was it a pre-made quote? Thanks so much for sharing!

Jennifer@woodleycottage said...

What a great job you did! I love seeing other bloggers' visions and ideas. This one is outstanding!!
Have a great weekend!
Jennifer

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