If you recall, here is the Before:
And here is the After:
Isn’t she a beauty? I tell ya, my husband is sure glad this little project is done. Because, you see, he did it (actually, he painted it but isn’t that the biggest part?)
Mike hates spray paint. I do too, but his feelings run a little deeper than mine. I can’t do the fumes right now as I am pregnant (hey, it is a good excuse!) so he had to spray it. I watched through the patio door and would frantically wave my arms if he was spraying with the can too close. I’m sure it was funny to watch from the outside.
We painted the outside blue, and the inside white. Lucky for us, the owl-loving previous owner had left a great white ceramic knob that we re-used. Thank you!
And I’m so glad we did it that way. More complicated and uses a lot more painter’s tape, but I like how it is brighter now. It showcases my thread wonderfully!
I was all done putting my thread in and about to hang it on the wall, and decided that the white interior was good, but not quite good enough. I dug through my 12 pieces of scrapbook paper (seriously, I don’t have much) and found the perfect polka dot in yellow. Do you believe in crafter’s fate? I just cut it to size and slipped it in there. It isn’t even glued in.
Anyway, I love it. It is up on the wall, and now it begs to have something gracing it on the left side, in the big empty space next to it. I’m off to brainstorm.

I think this is so fun and chic. I love the color choice!
ReplyDeleteHey you redid that room! Nice space :)
ReplyDeleteI was leery to ditch the owl. But, I stand corrected. This turned out darling!!
ReplyDeleteI'll take one! ;)
Yes, that colour is great. This project turned out really nice and I can totally picture you coaching hubbie from inside, hilarious!
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you I LOVE your blog! It's so fun, and your craft projects are GREAT! I came across your blog by way of another that linked to your 13th artical of faith pictures... AWESOME idea!
ReplyDeleteLove it! The power of spray paint continues to awe me. :)
ReplyDeletePerfectly pretty AND practical! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLooks great, what a find..
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, hubby did well!
ReplyDeleteThat looks phenomenal! I am seriously jealous... xo
ReplyDeleteSuper cute, love how you used 2 diffent colors. It really makes the turquoise pop.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me want to finsih up my office and post. Thanks for sharing
Just found your blog and this was a great idea to find.
ReplyDeleteNow to show my husband and give him a good idea...
Looks really wonderful! Good choice!
ReplyDeleteOoh, this is so pretty! I want to make one just to hang up on the wall- complete with all the perfect colors & sizes of threads like you have! It just speaks to me... it says: "Cool Sewing Room!"
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Very pretty indeed! Congratulations on such a 'nifty' husband! ;)
ReplyDeleteI have a question...I see you have the singer serger I do. I got mine almost 2 years ago, and it has never worked...Do you ever have any problems with yours? I can't get anywhere with singer, and the store I bought it from won't touch it. Fortunately my grandma gave me her Pfaff serger to use, and it rocks! So my poor singer sits, unthreaded and unused. I am mad at it :)
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