I found this rather tired looking magazine holder at a garage sale and felt it had some potential. For $3.00 I felt that it was worth giving a go.
I wanted to try and doing something similar to one I found a year or so ago and kept for myself. You can see that before and after here, but below is a picture of the after.
I decided to use a satin black that I already had {and which is probably what I used on the one above}. Once painted, it was already looking better.
I ordered a couple of stencils off Etsy {from Artistic Stencils} and decided on this one. Although, due to the length of the stencil, I’m going to use it slightly different than how it is laid out.
I used a foam roller and white craft paint. I used painter’s tape to hold the stencil in place.
My way of utilizing the full design of the stencil was to put the crown up at the top, since it wouldn’t have fit as originally laid out. I was determined to fit the crown on there somehow! This is a great way to mix up your stencils, too.
A new look for a tired, old piece! Off to the booth it goes!
Linking up with
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I love your idea. I have been trying to find me something like that to put my magazines in and have found no luck. Now I will be trying to find something like that so I can make one. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat makeover again, Kathy. It's a wonderful piece now.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week! Hugs, Julia
I love it, It looks so pretty and the Paris is pefect. You are so good at redoing all of your projects. Thanks tons for linking to Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteIt's adorable, Kathy- I love it. That's a great stencil.
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing re-do- Kathy you are so full of talent!
ReplyDeleteAnd, well, the way you did the stencil looks soooo much better!
Well done, ma'am. That will sell fast!
Have a wonderful week.
I love that kind of change! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's not tired looking anymore.
ReplyDeleteVery very cute! Like it so much better now.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute makeover Kathy! You certainly brought that piece back to life!
ReplyDeleteKathy, you did a great job! The stencil looks great! It doesn't even look like the same magazine holder.
ReplyDeleteGreat!! I love it! I pinned it so I can copy it later!! ha ha!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea!
Faye
Great score! Wow, you turned this piece into a jewel- love the stencil!
ReplyDeleteWow! Tres Chic and very beautiful. Lovely transformation...
ReplyDeleteLooks great Kathy!
ReplyDeleteLooks great..much better than white
ReplyDeleteGREAT makeover- it is soooo much better! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Love the stencil!
ReplyDeleteJane
That is so cute!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous makeover! I see those racks everywhere. I just can't seem to get myself to buy one. Is it tough getting the paint inside?
ReplyDeleteJeanine
I love it. I picked one of these up at a yard sale and few years ago, and still haven't done anything with it. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteYour blogging sister, Connie :)
Just darling the way this old piece came to life with paint and lettering.
ReplyDeleteCould you do this kind of stenciling on pillows. I am making pillows with my sister-in-law and we have been dying to do some lettering on pillows but not sure the best way.
Hope your having a great week.
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Maggie
Beautiful makeover Kathy...maybe I need to order some of their stencils. Thanks for sharing at my party.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
LOVE your makeover! So tres chic! Nice stencil, looks so professional.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Edie Marie
Found you on Coastal Charm's Tuesday party