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Totally cool! Someone found a beautiful old iron or metal double bed in their attic and gave it to my mom, it isn’t like a brass bed, it has a full and solid head and foot board. Anyway, we painted it a deep plummy purple and I did very similar scrolly flowers and vines in gold paint, as you did with this table.
Great job, I am an artist too and love doing this sort of stuff with old furniture!
This is the perfect post and I am so inspired! I have almost the identical table in my garage just waiting for a total transformation.
Thanks for ideas. So glad I found you this evening! I am in Illinois too. Haven’t been to Kane County for a while though….waiting for spring to warm up the barns a bit!
Great tips! It never occured to me to turn things upside down to start painting.
I grew up going to the Kane County Flea Market but have since moved across the country…your pictures made me miss it!