Do you remember this Goodwill chandelier I got back in September for $19.95? We decided it would be perfect in Lauren’s room, but we had to make a few modifications.
You can see how I felt about the “pineapple” top, but Kerry mentioned in the comments:
“I used to have the larger chandy. We figured out that you can unscrew the points coming out of the top. We preferred it that way…”
I love Kerry for suggesting this! We did just that:
Then, we painted it. I was in a hurry, so I did a mighty sloppy job with the yellow spray paint and it looked awful, so I grudgingly went back out to sand down the bubbles and start again. I actually was loving the way it was looking as I was sanding, so we kept it shabby to look like we found it that way at a quaint little antique shop along a civil war trail here in VA {okay..stretching it a bit there}
Looks great! I'm always in a hurry when I paint too!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, Melissa! I love your use of bright colors...very fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super cute chandelier! I love the combination of colors, the fabric, the pink tassles. Great idea for me to file away in my head.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty and fun! Glad your mistake turned into something beautiful, as I have been having the opposite luck on my end! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love it! Looks awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is adorable! I love the colors you chose.
ReplyDeleteI would never have guessed those things could come off! It turned out so cute. Love the color combo!
ReplyDeleteI Love this! I have been searching for a chandy for my daughter's nursery and can't find one anywhere. I am so jealous!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so pretty! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Love a good "mistake". Any tips on working with Rub-n-buff? i bought it and can't quite get the hang of it. Do I put it on and let it sit and then rub it off? Or put it on how i want it and leave it there? Sorry!
ReplyDeleteI just apply it with my finger and let it dry. If it was too much, I lightly
ReplyDeletesanded it off, but mostly it was just wiping on and letting dry...