Today, I would like to share with you Sophie’s work. Sophie is a very talented French furniture flipper and she is happy to share her tips for painting a pair of lovely nightstands in two shades of grey. First of all, I will let Sophie introduce herself. My name is Sophie. I’m a French furniture […]
Lovely Nightstands Makeover: Painted Grey and Glazed Discover »
See how I upcycled this mini dresser using homemade mustard yellow chalk paint and wood stain. This makeover is a perfect project for beginners. I found this small chest of drawers on the Facebook Marketplace. The seller was located in the neighboring village and the selling price was cheap (€ 10 )! I immediately decided
Small Dresser Makeover: Painted Mustard Yellow Discover »
Stacey from The Upcycle Bandwagon is sharing a great little upcycled tile project, to make the sweetest tile coasters. A quick one you can do in the holidays with the kids and finding the music sheets, maps, or old papers to go on the tiles is half the fun! Make a day of it and head out
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How to paint and upgrade your baby changing table. Make your IKEA furniture unique! I’m so excited to share with you this IKEA changing table makeover. This piece of Ikea furniture went from boring to stylish. It would be the perfect addition to a gender-neutral or baby boy nursery. When scrolling through Facebook marketplace, I
IKEA Changing Table Makeover: Painted Green Discover »
My sister recently moved into a new apartment and she’s hunting for cool decorative items. She dug through her trunks and boxes of old stuff and found this wooden picture frame. The wood carving was quite delicate, but she found the black and gold colors outdated. It did not match her new home decorating style. Now,
How to Whitewash a Picture Frame: Step-by-Step Makeover Tutorial Discover »
Disclosure: This post was compensated and written in collaboration with Blue Ridge Tools. All opinions are my own. I found this old dresser for FREE as part of a package deal. We were in the process of creating his and her office space in a small area of my shop. I decided to repurpose this
Repurposing an Old Dresser Into a Sideboard for Home Office Use Discover »
I have a client who is currently renovating a family farmhouse into a quilting studio. She had recently seen one of our repurpose chest of drawer projects (you can see it here) and asked if we could do the same thing and turn her chest of drawers into a cabinet. The cabinet will serve as
Repurposed Chest of Drawers into a Cabinet for Quilting Supplies Discover »
I love finding old wood frames at the thrift store. Especially when they are wood. They make such great DIY projects! Like this one that I found at my local Goodwill (the Hobby Lobby price tag was still attached). The price was $4.99 which I thought was a great deal. The same day, I also
Upcycled Thrift Store Wood Frame into Sign Discover »
Today, I wanted to share a peek inside my workshop. I am never sure what to call it! Most of the time I say studio, or office and everyone here knows what I am referring too. Let us look inside my workshop space here at CFR (Christina Faye Repurposed), and see where the magic happens.
Christina’s Workshop Tour Discover »
While scrolling through the Facebook Marketplace, which I am addicted to, by the way, I came across this all wood accent cabinet. The cost was $40.00 which I thought was a great deal for a wood cabinet. So, the Hubs and I decided to pick it up. Here is the accent cabinet makeover. Disclosure: This post
Accent Cabinet Makeover: Painted Green + Stencil Doors Discover »
