Thursday, August 6, 2009

A "table" of two make-overs....




The country mouse....



And the city mouse..




Jen
written by Jennifer Rizzo at 7:50 PM
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29 Creative people said:

  1. Such cute mouses! I really like the country one.

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  3. Nice! I love the bottom one.
    :)Lisa
    kssnnikkel.blogspot.com

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  4. Made better, of course! Both have great looks for different areas of my house. :0) Hint Hint.

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  6. I see these coffee tables at the thrift stores all the time and just walk on by.
    You have done such a great make-over! Next time, I might take one of those tables home and do a make over.

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  7. Great job! You have a lot of imagination to see those poor things and transform them into such trendy pieces!
    Debra

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  8. I recently aquired two tables like the second one. At this time they are painted blue,but not jellin with the color. Probably will be white and distressed.

    What did you use on the top? Paper or fabric? Sealer????

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  9. Love what you have done! I am flipping out about the round table, it's perfect.

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  10. I love both of them...great make overs Jen!I think I should have left this message on this blog, not your other one. sorry.
    Thanks so much for visiting me today! I have added your name to my give away...
    xoxo Lidy

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  11. love the tables! my grandmother had one just like that second one! thank you for stopping by my blog!

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  12. ok, I just love, love, love it!
    I've never painted a thing in my life, but I really want to try now !

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  13. The country mouse is adorable...

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  15. Love them both! so amazing what a little paint and love will do! Have a wonderful weekend Jen! XO

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  16. Love the side table. Fabric is the most thrifty and versatile decorating trick!

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  17. Great job! I love the both of them!
    LuLu

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  18. I am looooooooving these two tables! I wish my mom would give me her table that is similar to the first one pictured, so that I could put it to could use!

    Thanks for the picture compliment too!

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  19. Jen, if you have the other city table, you can make a beautiful ottoman to go in the same room! We hope you do!

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  20. Ooh, very nice! They're both adorable. Someone was offering a table like your city mouse for free on craiglist this week, but I'm way too tired to think of new projects, so I let it get away.

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  21. Oh, those are sooooo much cuter! I love the first one, especially!

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  22. Fun transformations!! It's always great to see before and afters.

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  23. I love your redos! They inspire me to keep my eyes open for such pieces! :o)
    Sincerely ~ Tricia Anne

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  24. I LOOOOOVE the two-tiered table!!

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  25. Very cute! I redid a little table like the second one too for our porch (you can find it on my blog somewhere in June I think)... but anyway - it turned out sooo cute. And I see these all the time at thrift shops. Well done.

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  26. the city mouse....so sweet! love the paper on it!

    -c
    yapping cat

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  27. What do you like to use for a top coat? im having troubles trying to find something to work good with no shine! :)
    thanks ou do amazing work

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  28. Oh Jen! I love what you did with both of those lovelies! I especially think the tiered table you painted creamy white & distressed is so cool. Nice job!

    Blessings,
    Marie
    http://emmacallsmemama.com

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  29. Wonderful job on the tables!!

    blessings,
    Barbara jean

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