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How to Improve Your Furniture Flipping Business!

My Story This blog began out of a love for taking things (mostly furniture) that have been left for ruins, bound for the dump,…

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Tick Tock, Here’s a Table Clock!

A Sweet Little Table The table above began like this … don’t you love that cast iron stand!? The top was well worn and…

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French Enamel Side Cupboard with Black Wax

Below, you can see what this French Enamel Side Cupboard looked like before and after by sliding the arrows left and right: We sanded the…

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A Milk Painted Dresser Named … ?

Do you name your painted furniture pieces? I love this little milk painted dresser and how she turned out. I know some bloggers or…

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Celebrating Trophy & French Enamel!

Colours of the Month – March If you’ve been following my blog for some time, you’ll know that Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint is…

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A Farmhouse Look & a New Stencil for this Repurposed Drawer

Wondering what to do with an old dresser drawer? Here’s one of four that I had lying around from an old dresser. The dresser…

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Outback Petticoat – a NEW Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint Colour

Introducing Outback Petticoat Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint is one of my favourite furniture paints to use, and I was so excited when Marian…

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Brick Wall Meets Miss Mustard Seed’s Milk Paint!

The Dim, Dark, Brick Wall Makeover I’ve been annoyed by the dim darkness of our brick wall entry way for years now. I mean,…

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A Vintage Pot Cupboard Milk Paint Transformation

It’s been awhile since I’ve posted a step by step process for one of my makeovers, so here’s one I hope you’ll try and…

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Furniture Fanatics – Interview with Wendy from Front Porch Mercantile

Introducing Front Porch Mercantile: The next installment in my series of interviews with Furniture Fanatics and fellow up-cyclers, I introduce you to a lady…

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