Upcycled by Char

Just sold this pretty piece! On to the next project!

I've been keeping myself busy!

Decided to make a staging wall in my spare room. First pic is before and next is almost finished. I have one more panel to complete.

Created a little plant stand out of two thrifted pieces, I'm in love with this one.

Refinished a bookshelf in our office, much needed decluttering!

Upcycled an thrifted picture frame with IOD transfers, a little paint and gilding wax. I think it turned out great!

So much more to come :)

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Finished this little side table. Keeping for myself. It was in pretty bad shape, but I gave her several more years of life with me.

Update on the small 3 drawer dresser I’ve been working on. It’s done. I love it and want to keep it, but I want to keep all the pieces I upcycle! Not in the business for that!

Back to it today and making progress, first piece I’m doing with only my sprayer! Hoping I can finish this by next weekend!

Here is my next project. Cute, sturdy 3 drawer dresser. Stay tuned for the transformation!!Upcycled by Char

FINALLY finished this table and chairs, learned a lot, mostly patience! I have to learn not be such a perfectionist! lol. Before and after pics.

Look at these unique lamps I found at the thrift store. I’ll clean them up and put them in their new home and send an update. They are kitty approved!

Next victim! I have to finish some chairs for a kitchen set I’m refinishing (stay tuned for the reveal) then tackling this cute table. It’s really sturdy and a little heavy. Love starting new projects!

Hi All! It's been a minute since I posted. Life has been a little crazy.

Just finished this commissioned piece (lol - for my sister) who wanted a small table to use outside on a covered backed porch.

I paid maybe 5 bucks for this piece, it was pretty dirty when I picked it up. Cleaned it up and sanded it. It had a lip on the top and I thought it would be better if it was a smooth top, so my hubby cut a piece of plywood to fit the top and beveled the sides so the handles could still be used.

She wanted something floral and chose the bird tissue paper for a decoupage top and shelf.

I didn't spend too much time filling in all the imperfections because I liked it and it was for outside.

I did buy some rubber footies for the legs in case water collected on the floor of the porch.

I double sealed it too for durability.

What do you think?