Welcome Back!
I love Red Cranberry, so today I make the decision to paint this Desk that I've had for long time with one of my favorites color.
Too much work on this desk, to much repair and wood glue, but underneath really, great oak wood to work on!
Inside I chose burlap to line the drawers and a little cute flower stencil.
Well,it came up very nice, I left some picture of Before and After for you to enjoy, hope you like it!
Before
After
See you soon,
Lina
Sunday, April 22, 2012
My Space
Hello Dear Friend,
Now that we are well out of winter, It is time to get the projects rolling again, with a lot of ideas in my head and inspiration in my heart it is time to proclaim; Lina's Market Is Back!I have some great news for all my friends in the area, if they would like to purchase any of my pieces;
Lina's Market is pleased to announce that we now have space at,
Medway Mill Antiques & More.
165 Main Street.
Medway, MA 02053
Until Next time!
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Mail Box and Key Holder
Dear Friends, Today I tried a new color "Grey", I was inspired to use this color by the weather outside of my window, at the market. It has been so very cloudy and cold this pass week in Massachusetts. Instead of letting it depress me, I used it to inspire me!
I did some distress on the borders and I used an old metal Butterfly (that I rescued from a broken wind chime) and some dark varnish, to give the wood and the color some antique look.
Hope you enjoy the Transformation from a coffee mug to a cute Butterfly!!!
Before
After
One More time
Thank you for visiting.
Until Next Time!!
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Candle Holder with Box
Hello Friends!
Today I finally finished a project, that I found with my sister some time ago.
I liked how it looked when I found it (very rustic), but something wasn't quite right, and I really didn't know what to do with it!!!
I remembered when I used the red poinsettia color for the great dresser, that I all ready sold to a very lovely couple from Boston, Ma, so I said to my husband "I think I will try red again".
Instead of poinsettia I used a
Instead of poinsettia I used a
Red Bay from Benjamin More, it's a little bit more dark but I really like it.
Well here is, hope you enjoy it.
Before!!
After!!
Until Next Time!!
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Finest Seating ever...
Hello Dear Friends, I'm back with some great paint and great designs for some chairs that I found on the side of the road, Really!!. I still just don't believe what I found, and the beautiful transformation it went through.
Well, the history is that my husband and I were driving home very late at night, on a dark back country road, and we passed by an old Victorian house that was having a lot of old stuff on the side of the road, abandoned, waiting to be picked by the Trashman. At that moment I said to my husband "did you see the chairs?", and he tiredly said "What?... What chairs???". I convinced him to stop and turn around, since there was no light (not even the moon) we had to use the highlights, and as we drove by again, I yelled "Those Chairs..!!" and he said "What about those chairs?". It was then; very late at night, in front of an old Victorian home, deep in the country, using only our headlights to see what we were grabbing, that I introduced my husband to "Curb Shopping"
At home I stripped, sanded, gessoed, painted, painted again, and then again, and then added some distress (something that I love to do in furniture) to the chairs. I found some beautiful, multicolored fabric to reupholster the chairs with, that would accent the treatment. Before I knew it, I turned what someone threw out, into very classy and refined furniture.
Well, the history is that my husband and I were driving home very late at night, on a dark back country road, and we passed by an old Victorian house that was having a lot of old stuff on the side of the road, abandoned, waiting to be picked by the Trashman. At that moment I said to my husband "did you see the chairs?", and he tiredly said "What?... What chairs???". I convinced him to stop and turn around, since there was no light (not even the moon) we had to use the highlights, and as we drove by again, I yelled "Those Chairs..!!" and he said "What about those chairs?". It was then; very late at night, in front of an old Victorian home, deep in the country, using only our headlights to see what we were grabbing, that I introduced my husband to "Curb Shopping"
At home I stripped, sanded, gessoed, painted, painted again, and then again, and then added some distress (something that I love to do in furniture) to the chairs. I found some beautiful, multicolored fabric to reupholster the chairs with, that would accent the treatment. Before I knew it, I turned what someone threw out, into very classy and refined furniture.
Until next time and Thank you for stopping by.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Craft Show!!
Dears Friends:
More Than Fair at their Crafts
The 17th annual Middlesex Arts and Crafts Fair this weekend drew records to MCC's Bedford campus, with more than 70 artists and crafters presenting and selling their work at the popular holiday event.
Among the many unique, hand-made items on sale this weekend were fine woodcrafts, baskets, needlework, jewelry, glassware, holidaty decorations, quilts, candles, and soaps.
Farm fresh produce and fresh-baked breads, pastries and cookies were also available.
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