5 Thrifty Makeovers
Happy Monday friends, I have a special treat for you today! Some blogger friends have stepped in to help me while we are moving and our possessions are all packed into storage. If you enjoy a good trash-to-treasure, thrifty makeover, you are going to love today's post! Christy from Confessions of a Serial Do-it-Yourselfer has got the eye for turning an outdated relic into something new and fabulous! I'm going to let her tell you all about these 5 thrifty makeovers!
Hello diy beautify readers! I'm Christy and I blog at Confessions of a Serial Do-it-Yourselfer. Thanks to Cindy for inviting me to hang out here while she is in the process of moving! Cindy and I both love finding thrifty ways to decorate our homes. Today I'm sharing a few of my thrifty makeovers with you. Let's start with this antique mirror I found at the thrift store for $10:
Wow, right?
I told you that Christy always delivers an amazing (and thrifty) makeover, and today we were lucky enough to get 5! I never would have thought of repurposing a flatware chest as a jewelry box...and Christy's drop cloth rosettes have been on my to-do list for quite a while!
I hope you are inspired to turn your own thrifty finds into fabulous treasures for your home!
bringing beauty to the ordinary,
Hello diy beautify readers! I'm Christy and I blog at Confessions of a Serial Do-it-Yourselfer. Thanks to Cindy for inviting me to hang out here while she is in the process of moving! Cindy and I both love finding thrifty ways to decorate our homes. Today I'm sharing a few of my thrifty makeovers with you. Let's start with this antique mirror I found at the thrift store for $10:
The mirror had become really scratched and was super heavy, so I replaced it with a chalkboard and added hooks for a little added function:
See the full mirror makeover HERE.
How about this old shutter cabinet I picked up at the thrift store for only $8:
A little paint went a long way to give this dated cabinet a coastal cottage makeover:
See the full cabinet makeover HERE.
Next up is this flatware chest, a $5 thrift store find:
A new paint job, a French script stencil, and some pretty paper turned this chest into a romantic jewelry box.
See more of this chest makeover HERE.
This oval wooden mirror I scored for a few dollars at a thrift store...
got a sweet makeover with the addition of these easy-to-make drop cloth rosettes:
See the complete makeover including the how-to for these rosettes HERE.
How about a furniture piece to finish us off?
This dresser was an estate sale find that had been hanging around my garage for way too long:
It got a more sophisticated update:
See the full details of this dresser makeover HERE.
All of these projects were part of my March Madness, 31 Thrifty Makeovers in 31 Days series that I shared this past March. You can see all 31 makeovers HERE.
I hope you enjoyed these fun updates! Thanks again, Cindy, for letting me spend some time with your awesome readers!
Ya'll feel free to visit me at confessionsofaserialdiyer.com any time! :)
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Wow, right?
I told you that Christy always delivers an amazing (and thrifty) makeover, and today we were lucky enough to get 5! I never would have thought of repurposing a flatware chest as a jewelry box...and Christy's drop cloth rosettes have been on my to-do list for quite a while!
I hope you are inspired to turn your own thrifty finds into fabulous treasures for your home!
bringing beauty to the ordinary,
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