I paid $5 for parts of an old victorian walnut bed frame.
They seemed very surprised to have anyone actually buy it.
But I knew I could get at least one good project from it,
maybe more....
This sign was my first project.
All it took was drybrushing with white paint, stenciling and a little wood glue.
This was project #2.
Even easier, using the whole headboard.
Dry brushing with white paint and a little stenciling.
Project #3 will be a hanging indoor wall decoration
made from both pieces in the above photo.
Check back at a later time for that.
Check back at a later time for that.
Three easy upcycles from one old bed frame!
You can't go buy that much wood at the store for $5. You got a good deal. Just like all the buttons on my blog today. Told the guy if somebody doesn't have a use for what ever it is you are buying, then it's no good to them.
ReplyDeleteYou made good use of something that would have ended up in a landfill.
I like them. I've been looking up faux metal paint techniques and faux rust painting techniques.