I am fix'n to be ready!
I thought about linking up to the chairs that I painted. But, through the awesomeness of craigslist, I have another nightstand to transform!
Since I had five people inquire about the last play kitchen, I really wanted to do another quickly. With Christmas around the corner this is prime time to sell these. Not to mention, this Christmas might be pretty lean for people and the opportunity to give something to a child and a tax deductable charity is a pretty good twofer deal. My goal is to make two more play kitchens in time for Christmas giving.
I decided to get a little wiser in my search for curbside cabinets and troll craigslist. The free section had the perfect thing with the blue kitchen, but since then I haven't been so lucky. This is LA after all and getting across "town" in time for a "curb alert." can be problimatic. We aren't known for efficient transportation. So, I started looking in the "for sale" section. I set the price low -$1-$10. Then I wrote to a seller and asked if she would consider donating her cabinet. She agreed!
Thanks Rachel! (Every Rachel I have ever met has been really awesome!)
Now of course I am debating: Should I use my free Glidden in the seafoam green or to go all out girly and paint it with the leftover pink paint from Bella's kitchen? Care to weigh in?
Why not both?
ReplyDeleteI vote for the green!
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh when I saw this pop in my Google Reader, because I had this set when I was a little girl and my mom still has some of the pieces in my old bedroom! There was a desk with a hutch, a nightstand, a long dresser with an attached mirror, and this piece.
That one has a very feminine shape so I vote pink.
ReplyDeleteMy vote is for green but given the feminine shape, I also agree that pink would be a good choice.
ReplyDeleteI think I would go for the green ~ The shape is definitely very feminine, but green can also be a lovely girlie color!
ReplyDeleteI think green would look fantastic! I still have not done anything with my free paint. Guess I need to get on it!
ReplyDeleteI gave you an award!
ReplyDeleteOoh, it is a beautiful cabinet! I think with those antique looking lines it would look gorgeous in seafoam. Plus, you haven't done a seafoam kitchen yet!
ReplyDeleteI vote green. Love your blog by the way!
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting about my party!!
ReplyDeleteI think I like the green as well!
let's see a green kitchen! ;)
ReplyDeleteI had the same exact bedroom set in high school. I vote green with pink accents!
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