Things are getting pretty tight in the Garage Where Cars Can’t Park.
And yet, I still managed to squeeze in a dresser.
It wasn’t on my yard sale shopping list but I've always believed that when life gives you dressers, you make space in the garage.
This poor thing had a terminal case of the flakes.
Not the sought-after, time-worn, chippy paint kind of flakes but more along the lines of varnish dandruff.
One $4 can of steely-slate-gray 'oops' paint later and things are looking up for this old dresser.
What a cute dresser! Hope she doesn't stay in the garage where cars don't park very long. She deserves some space inside so she can be appreciated. Very nice transformation.
ReplyDeleteDanielle
What a beautiful transfermation in French Blue!!
ReplyDeleteLoving all things vintage as well :)
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Dore
Great job, "Sandy"! LOVE that gorgeous blue!!
ReplyDeleteThis is Nirvana Amy.....just Nirvana!!!!! I am glad Sandy is back! I wish she would be able to show up here! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a find!! I know I'd have a real hard time turning my back on that beauty. I love the color and the way you left the front legs and knobs natural. Great transformation.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job! Love the blue!!! Did you reglue the veneer or just remove it?
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing "oops" about that paint and the transformation. You are certainly one busy beaver...
ReplyDeletelove it when I get a shot of your garage!
I Love, Love, Love that color ~ What a transformation....
ReplyDeleteWhat fun you have!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!!
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Sherry
LOL!! Very nice makeover. I must say that we have the same garage...LOL! It's so hard not to buy a great deal when you see one!
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Deb
Oh how I love your garage.....looks like a great place to shop.....:)
ReplyDeleteThat dresser is a real show-stopper. Seriously diggin' the details, and you morphed it quite nicely!
I LOVE the transformation. Wish I knew how to do that (or should I say had the patience to do that). Hope you are bringing it to A Vintage Gathering. It will run off the field.
ReplyDeleteAnnette
Amazing...You can have part of my garage if you bring in things like that! Smiles...Renee
ReplyDeleteThat dresser made it out of the garage and down the road to fabulous pretty quick.
ReplyDeleteshoot, get a bicycle, it'll give you more room in the garage for great dressers! love it! Lezlee
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteLove the color you chose.
blessings
barbara jean
Varnish dandruff - hahahahahaha! I love that! It looks beautiful now, thanks to you. Great rescue.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great piece. No wonder it made its way home with you. Love the color you chose! Have a great week. Tammy
ReplyDelete"I've always believed that when life gives you dressers, you make space in the garage". I like your motto, but if I were to borrow it, I'd have to leave the "dresser" part open, and just fill in the blank every week! LOVE your color choice!
ReplyDeletethis is gorge! you did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteDeb @ Garden Party
Gorgeous finds! The transformation is lovely! Have a fabulous day, Kellie xx
ReplyDeletethe comment post is not working well for me, if you did not get the other post. I had great visit , beautiful things here , tks Tink of the Meadow
ReplyDeleteNice job. I really like the fact that the front legs aren't painted. Unexpected.
ReplyDeleteLove your line about 'if life brings you dressers…', how true is that!! Your piece is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I likey! What CAN'T you do with a little oops paint & "sandy?" I'm impressed:)
ReplyDelete~Cindy
Oh Amy what a GORGEOUS piece....Oh YES my Friend....There's ALWAYS room for dressers....hahahahaha....!
ReplyDeleteI hope you've been well Lovey....have a FAB weekend....!
Cheers from HERE,
Tamarah xx
How pretty!! Just love it!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this! You did a beautiful job. :)
ReplyDelete"varnish dandruff"
ReplyDeleteYou are a genius.
So beautiful. This is an amazing makeover - because it came so far from the before and also just because it turned out so lovely. I would love to know what you did to fix the peeling veneer.
ReplyDeleteThat dresser is GORGEOUS! I just love the lines on it. You did a really, really great job!
ReplyDeleteStunning!!
ReplyDeleteHi wow what a gorgeous dresser! I also wanted to say thanks for stopping by Vintage Girl and commenting- and yes you must visit Aus soon!
ReplyDeleteBec & Simone
I like the color you chose and I liked the original patina; easy to see why you brought this one home.
ReplyDeleteNow following you via my blog roll, neighbor! :)
Wow, lovely. I wouldn't pass that one up either!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous job! I am in the midst of transforming some myself before I move!
ReplyDeleteSmiles~
C