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you did such a great job! thanks for the step by step instructions.
The chair overhaul is so creative and stylish! That brick wall in your house has loads of character, too.
Great job! Love the monogram!
Hello, I saw your boys bedroom over at Julia's adorable…
Love the chair idea…I'll be back, nice to meet you !!!
Kathy 🙂
jokaj@comcast.net
Very nice! Love the mirror idea for the before and after pictures.
I had to take a second look to see if that was a magazine pic you posted! Great work Beth!
hi, can you tell me if the curtains hanging are drop cloths? i was thinking about changing mine out and adding fabric at the bottom to make them longer. thanks for your blog. i enjoy it as often as i can with a 21 month old. sonia
Very cool! If you just add duct tape, chewing gum, and a ball point pen to the list of items used to make this chair, you could be the female McGyver of home decor. I can't wait to see how you did it. You should share it at next week's Furniture Feature Friday link party.
Benjamin Moore's "Cornsilk" is a pretty goldish color.
Amazing! Love the covered chairs too!
I can't wait to see how you did that! That "H" looks fantastic!
shut up!!! no way.
can't wait to see it. love that curvy fancy smanshy "H" too!
I love it! 🙂 I can't wait to see how you did it!
Rachelle