Jan 27, 2011

Revival Files

 Look at this sad little desk all beat up from some snot nosed kids. Scratches, nail polish, a mysterious lollipop welded to the drawer, it had all the signs of some serious abuse. I found this lil' guy at the thrift store for thirty bucks. Thousands of sandpaper sheets later and some stain and I brought my lil' man back to the glory days. Don't thank me yet desk, you have some serious sewing years ahead of you.


12 comments :

  1. oh my gosh that's amazing! it looks great!

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  2. This is an awesome redo! I have zero patience for sandpaper. Thank goodness the boy is rather handy and good at obeying instructions. He'll have to walk that road by himself. I'll supervise.

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  3. Great revival! I love your cozy little workspace!

    -Nicole
    www.craftmysoul.blogspot.com

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  4. Holy cow! I am SO impressed by your DIY skills! You really made that desk beautiful.

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  5. What a great sewing table! I can't wait until I'm in an apartment big enough to have mine out!

    I love refinishing furniture, and there is nothing like the feeling of looking at the refinished piece all done and put in place!

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  6. Wow! You really cleaned that up! It looks great!

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  7. Wow! You have talent!! Thanks for the sweet comment :) I just tweaked a pre made layout but for me that was a HUGE accomplishment lol. I am amazed at the transformation at this desk! It looks amazing now.

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  8. beautiful!!!! my sewing machine is so envious!!

    www.yogaandpencilskirts.blogspot.com

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  9. Wow that is a lot of love, and elbow grease. But, it's looks lovely.
    My Heart Blogged

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  10. I love refurbishing furniture! This desk turned out beautifully! The color you chose is just gorgeous... I guess I just overall love this!

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  11. This is beautiful, you did such a great job!

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  12. Good job! It looks perfect. You finally have a sewing desk!

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