Lucie, Author at Oh My Sander

Upcycled Sewing Machine Table into a Desk: Painted in Peacock Blue + Wallpaper

Today, we will explore the transformation of a sewing table into a functional and stylish desk. Old sewing tables can easily be transformed into desks or entryway tables. We already showed you how Christina upcycled a vintage sewing table into a charming pink desk. In case you missed it, you can find this stunning transformation Here. […]

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Old-School Desk Makeover: Before and After

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Amelie found this vintage school desk at her local thrift store. It was solidly built though marked by years of hard use. At that time, she was looking for a desk for her daughter. This small desk was the perfect size but Amelie did not like the black and yellow wood finish. She decided to buy

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White and Raw Wood Dresser Makeover – Vintage with a Modern Twist!

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That is the story of an old and outdated dresser that has been sitting in your garage for decades. This dresser is a typical piece of furniture from the 1960’s or 1970’s, made of solid beech wood and plywood. The design is still modern but the dark honey old finish(Yuck!) was really outdated. Despite having

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Mid-Century Coffee Table Makeover

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Today’s makeover is more a refinish than a real makeover. No stunning transformation, just a little splash of gold paint to enhance the beauty of this mid-century style coffee table. This is a typical mid-century piece of furniture, with its sophisticated and elegant design. The table is made of teak wood. The legs are solid

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Vintage Dresser Makeover – Blue and Raw Wood Geometric Patterns

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Are you looking for a unique way to spruce up an old dresser? Look no further! Today, I’m going to show you how to give your vintage dresser a modern makeover using blue paint and painter’s tape. This easy DIY project is sure to add tons of personality and style to any vintage piece of

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Tapered Legs Dresser Makeover

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Transforming an outdated and boring dresser into a beautiful statement piece is easier than you may think. With the right supplies and a little bit of creativity, you can give your tapered legs vintage dresser an eye-catching makeover that will be the envy of your friends and family. Follow our step-buy-step tutorial! Today’s makeover candidate

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10 Tools Needed to Flip Furniture

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Anyone can flip furniture if they have the appropriate tools to get the job done. There are the 10 tools you need when flipping furniture. The top 10 items you can’t live without. Hopefully, you have read my Where to Find Furniture to Flip on a Budget blog post and now you’re ready to get

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Pretty Nightstand Makeover: Painted Pink + Wallpaper

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Check out this amazing old oak wood nightstand makeover! The bones were good but this piece definitely needed to be pimped before reaching a happy girl’s bedroom. Thanks to a fresh coat of paint, we were able to say goodbye to the dark wood color. This makeover was given by Amelie. I can’t wait to show

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Painted Kitchen Table with Striped Legs

This is the story of a simple and outdated kitchen table. You know, the typical piece of furniture you find in your grandma’s kitchen or in any good thrift store. The table’s design was very simple. The legs were made of real beautiful wood but unfortunately the top was covered with a kind of laminate.

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How to Remove Paint from Wood

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I know, most of my blog posts are about painting furniture… but sometimes that old piece of furniture you just found at the thrift store is covered with so many layers of paints that you need to remove paint from the wood before painting again. Or let’s say you just want to go back to

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