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So....What do you think?![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjt2QQEIJrxpypNx2cIXQ1RdF0VFBfCXZUN4Geg8yVr8S89AOZSXvJ2nAP9G9ZDp3LEKigvZeaF6jws6pqWxp9DtZ61IBpNPog4DqiEGbHxBuHv8KOGgXJZGMH-fz4crUbQ0Fo-y8Z5GIA/s320/ish+116.jpg)
This was sort of a nightmare because I had initially decided that I would sand this down, despite the beveled edges and cracked leather I thought I was up for the task. However 99% of my work takes place in the garage and since I live in the desert I was getting worn out pretty quick. I was going to do an antique white and stain on the details of the legs. My husband walked outside and saw what I was doing and said. "Don't cover up the leather, bring it out by doing a mustard" What??? Who knew? He is a smart, hot and savy guy!!! I like how this turned out especially because I was about to stick in the garage and start a new project!
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Love love and love some more!!!!! Turned out beautiful!!! :)
ReplyDelete? For ya- I have such a hard time finding pulls with a 2" hole spacing... Seems like most of these vintage pieces have that size hole spacing. I try to save the pulls and paint them
But on this particular piece I am working on no such luck. Any ideas