As for the painting...well certainly a spray job for my next Lloyd Loom project methinks, lost count of how many coats I used, and I do like the piant to go in all those little gaps....
I made a little fabric thingy to help lift up the lid and popped some pretty cream braid around the edges of the padded seat....
And decided to pretty up the inside of the lid too, so covered it with some Laura Ashley pink gingham and used some very jazzy gold braid to edge it....
Ah, I think she looks really cute....
Oh, I do love a good makeover, infact I would really would to present my own little shabby chicy makeover-y type programme on the television, or a little slot on This Morning!! Ha, a girl can dream can't she....
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it looks lovely.love,love the pink gingham surprise inside,very pretty!
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You've done a great make over i love it! the fabric is so pretty inside and out and I also spied lots of gorgeous linens inside ;)
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Have a delicious day!
Oh isn't that so beautiful, what a lovely make over you have done.
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Gorgeous makeover x
ReplyDeleteReally pretty! Lovely fabric. I'd tune in too!
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Well done you! It looks gorgeous!
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ooh you've done a fantastic job of it, looks so pretty now! I'm working on quite a few pieces of furniture at the moment including a victorian footstool, looking out for the right fabric at the moment! x
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks wonderful. What a great makeover. I like the fabric you have used and the detail of the fabric thingy to open the lid with. I know what you mean about painting Lloyd Loom, it takes forever doesn't it? Like you, I can't bear any unpainted bits so it takes several coats and lots of jiggling the paintbrush to get it right.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely, Mary! Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeletePerfect fabrics for the job...........and what a good job!!
ReplyDeleteWhich room is this going in?
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