Restyled Sundays #35

Welcome Back To Restyled Sundays

Whew, it has been another crazy week in our lives. I am beginning to wonder if things will

ever go back to our normal level of chaos.  We sold our dental practice last week and started working for the new owner this Thursday. If that was not enough, my parents moved Friday to a senior living apartment complex. So the month of May is going to be busy selling all of our dental and office equipment and all of the left over furniture from my parents house.  I have decided to hold an estate sale at their old ouse. I have never done one before so it should be interesting. If anyone has advice on hosting an estate sale, I would love to hear it.  I think I am most concerned about pricing appropriately.

Last week was a really small party, so I really appreciate those of you who did join in.

 Hopefully this week will get off to a better start since I am not a day late.

Now let's see my favorites from last week.

Susan from Uniquely Yours Or Mine shared this beautiful French Provencial

table and chairs in such a lovely shade of blue.

This beautiful armoire was an amazing find by Angie at

Slipcovered Grey. Can you believe she found it in this condition?

Gretchen from Vibrant Vintage created this beauty

from an old dresser. Check out the beautiful lining inside.

4 the love of WOOD showed us how to raise a table or chest

to get that height we want. I love adding the wheels.

Thanks again for sharing this week. Now lets see what else you have been up to!

Restyled Sundays #34

Welcome Back to Restyled Sundays

Well once again, this party is late getting started. We have been out of town this weekend and just got back, so I wanted to get the party started even though it is late. We went to see my father-in-law who will be celebrating his 91st birthday tomorrow. He is truly amazing, still living on his own and very active.  He plays the saxaphone in a jazz band, and he plays every single day!

Let's see what you all shared last week.

I love the restyling of this pair of end tables by

Blue Star Antiques

Jen from At Home In The Northwest made

this cute garden trellis from scratch.

The Joyful Thrifter always finds the greatest stuff.

I love these 70's crewel designs.

Again, thanks for sharing. I hope to see you all again this week.

Restyled Sundays #33

Welcome Back To Restyled Sundays

It has been an absolutely crazy week, as you can see from the lack of posts here.

We have been super busy at work,we have been helping our daughter get ready to list her house and have her first open house and we had our 25th reunion from dental school to celebrate. So it is now Sunday evening and I am just getting this party going.

First of all, lets see the features from last week.

This is about the coolest dresser I have seen for a teen boys room.

Check out the makeover by Ms. Bliss at Bliss Ranch.

Barbara from 21 Rosemary Lane created a beauty out of yard sale bargain.

She model it after a famous chalk paint dresser we have all seen.

Check out her blog to see the whole story.

Chelsea of The Little Red Chair created this beauty out of an old

peeling, water damaged cabinet that she found on CL.

You really need to check out the before of this dresser

turned TV console, that Helen of Picked and Painted redid.

She really knows how to make them look good!

Great job everybody! If you were featured, be sure to add the Restyled Sundays button to your blog.

Now let's see what you've got this week.

Restyled Sundays #32

Welcome Back To Restyled Sundays

A little late, but I am finally getting this party started. It has been a busy Easter weekend.

We are so blessed to have our Risen Lord.

Last week we had some great links. Here are a few of my favorites.

Once again, Angie at Knick of Time Interiors does her magic by making

something special out of some old salvage.

JoAnn from Life at 2810 saved this table from Sharpy Heaven

with a coat of red paint, and she got paid to do it!

Cyndi at Blue Star Antiques tried her hand at transfering

and image and it turned out great.

The Joyful Thrifter found a fabulous estate sale with

some fabulous prices. I love this little milkglass bowl.

Thanks so much for sharing, now let's see what you've got this week.



Old Time Piano Stool

I found this old time piano stool in my Father-in-laws attic this winter. It must

have baked in the heat up there for over 40 years. The finish had all cracked and was

impossible to even sand off. So, I decided to just use my favorite ASCP in Old White

and give it a new life.

It's such a cute stool with the leg supports I think it looks like a little robot!

The finish was pretty textured due to the weathered surface underneath.

A little distressing on top made her look her age.

Now if I had an upright piano, I would paint it to match.

Linking to the following parties:

Linky Tools Blog Hop

Wow Linky Followers has only been around for 2 months and it is so popular.

 Have you tried the NEW awesome tool–Linky Followers?

It has so many amazing features. If you have not signed up you should. (yes you can have both.) I love the new tool so much and want everyone to enjoy all the new features.…and did I tell you its super easy and FREE!

What better way to celebrate a fun new blogging tool than to have a party

so break out your poodle skirt and saddle back shoes cuz’ we’re having a

LINKY FOLLOWER PARTY HOP

RULES:

1. You MUST have the LINKY FOLLOWERS tool on your site to participate.

If you see that your link has been deleted you need to add the LINKY FOLLOWER tool to your site and then come back over and re-enter your link

{You can have both the LINKY FOLLOWERS & GFC on your site but you must have the LINKY FOLLOWERS tool to participate in this party hop.}

2. You MUST follow the person who has the party on their site as a thank you.

3. Just add your blog button to the LINKY PARTY below.

4.Then grab the BLOG HOP code

You will find the code right under the Linky Party where it says CLICK HERE TO ENTER–

just under that it says: WHAT IS A BLOG HOP? GET THE CODE HERE

Click on GET THE CODE HERE and enter it into a post on your site.

You can grab the party button code in the FOOTER at Its So Very Cheri

You can grab info from my post if it helps you with your post.

5. Then you follow other bloggers–(as many as you want)

–leave each one of the blogs that you follow a comment letting them know you are following them and ask them to follow you back.

If you want to add the BLOG HOP to your own site you will get lots of new followers–(see rule #2)

Its So Very Cheri has and will continue to visit every entry-I try to leave comments but this party has had so many entries and in order to get to everyone I had to change things around. I will come by to make sure you have the Linky Follower tool and follow you. I can’t leave messages for everyone.

I plan on HOPPING from BLOG to BLOG to follow everyone who follows me.

…So do ya want to go Cruisin’?

PS...Don't forget the Restyled Sundays Party is still going on HERE

Restyled Sundays #31 and a Feed Sack Stool

Welcome Back To Restyled Sundays

I hope everyone had a great week. The weather has been beautiful in Kansas. Just enough rain to make the grass green and the flowers bloom, with lots of sunshine and warm temps. Perfect for those spray painting projects.  First of all today, I want to share a foot stool that I redid this week.

This is what I started with. A 3.99 footstool from Goodwill, with boring tapestry cover.

I unscrewed the lovely cushion, then  painted the legs Old White with ASCP. 

I was planning on using some drop cloth with a transfer for the cushion, until I remembered some

old feed sacks that I had bought at a flea market. I tried one over the foam, it was perfect.

Cute? Huh? I think it is adorable. I love the old cotton feed sacks.

I would love to hear how you have used them.

Maybe we should have a party of feed sack one of these days.

Ok, let's see what you all shared last week. My favorites are...

This cute window box was transformed with chicken wire by Shabby Gals

What a perfect wall hanging to organize notes and keys!

This adorable pink vanity was originally a boys desk. Check out

the transformation at Freddy and Petunia.

I absolutely adore this pallet magazine rack from

Jane at Minnesota Junker

This Vintage Easter Mantel  by Cottage and Creek is a wonderful collection of

flea market items pulled together for a holiday display.

And Sheila, from Note Songs showed us her spring wreaths for her

front doors. If you can't find flowers you love, make your own!

Thanks to everyone for joining in, now let's see what you've got this week!

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