I'm trying very hard not to take my listing down
off etsy. As soon as I finished them I took them
right outside, took pictures, and moved them to the garage.
I knew if they stayed inside I would keep them.
I'm giving people the option to have these distressed or as is.
I'm adding this to Claudia's blog:
http://threemangoseeds.blogspot.com/2012/04/features-do-it-ya-self-monday-link_16.html
Go there and check out all the wonderful things people have been making!
Ok, here's the before and after:
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8 comments:
Wow, looks great Diane! Those are just adorable!
♥Linsey
Wow, those look great! That fabric is just lovely.
following you back!
i love what you've done. we have a pew i painted white in our finished lower level--functional AND pretty and surprisingly comfy.
smiles to you and have a fabulous weekend.
michele
Thank you! I'm painting my kitchen table now. I have a feeling if they don'r sell by the time I get my table finished, they will be coming back inside to stay.
Wow, Diane, cool job on the church pews! You are very talented! Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting, too! Loved having you visit. Susan
IT'S REALLY WONDERFUL BLOG ALSO " I LIKE IT "
THANKS FOR SHARING VERY GOOD INFO.
hi Diane, those church pews are great what a difference in the before and after! Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving me such a pleasent note and I'm so glad you have found me. XO Christie
You’re a miracle worker, Diane! You turned those two church pews into “designer” pews. The pattern/print you used is very chic and stylish. It deserves a good pricing for your creativity and hard work. ^___^
Earnestine Kettering
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