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Furniture

Furniture

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Furniture makes the room! Have you ever wondered how to best place the furniture in your house, or which style of furniture would work best in your design scheme? When you're looking for furniture inspiration, browse photos posted by Hometalk members of their furniture successes, and, well, furniture purchases that didn't work so well. From repairing furniture to buying new furniture, and even building your own furniture, Hometalk is the first and only stop when it comes to talking about furniture.



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Furniture: Dresser Refurnish Ideas

I got this small dresser for free and really want to make it my next project. I have already removed the hardware and started to strip the paint from the top but I have no idea what I should do from there. Sand it, primer it and paint? Or should I try to stain the wood? I would like to use it as a nightstand but because my room is without a color scheme or overall style I'm open to any and all ideas.
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Alysha Slater Gardnerville, NV 2 hours ago
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Crafts: Making chalkboard childrens tables

I am using old side tables to make chalkboard top tables for children and I am looking for some idea's for colors to use on the base of the table with a childs chair that matches. I did ...»
one for a girls that came out lovely but now I am stuck on what colors to use for boy chalkboard table and chairs. Any idea's ??????

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Debra Seymour, CT 4 hours ago
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  • This is the dresser. I have had it more than 20 years. I have a matching taller one, but I want to use that for something else.

Painting: Can I use wall paint on old, finished wooden furniture?

I have an old laquered dresser and an old wooden twin bed that I want to repaint for my son's 3rd birthday.

I bought some teal and lime paint from the mis-tint rack at Lowe's, intending on using it on the walls. I also wanted to use it on the furniture so it all matches, but I want to make sure that it is going to stick. I have read about sanding and priming it first, but I would love to know if there is any way I can get around this step without buying any other special paint? ...»

I will try to post a pic later when I get home of the bed. I dont have one right now.

Becci Birtles Brewster
Becci Birtles Brewster Dewitt, MI 2 days ago
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    Sandy Lueker 18 hours ago
    I have a dresser very similar to this one and my husband painted it for me with white enamel ...»
    paint...it turned out beautiful..I put green glass knobs on it and the chest that matches it...

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Gardening: Gardening Table

I want a cheap gardening table to use to pot plants, wash veggies, ect. . It has to be able to be left outside in the yard because I do not have a shed. Any ideas?
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Debbie Hames Asheboro, NC 2 days ago
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DIY Projects: Need DIY Headboard idea...

I have a King-sized bed in front of a 4x4-foot window (no where else it can be and want to keep the window) and I don't want to totally block off the window light, but I want privacy and ...»
some sort of head board to keep the pillows on the bed too. Any creative way to do this? I've thought and thought and nothing comes to mind.

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Carol Halgrimson Palisade, MN on May 06, 2013
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    Carol Halgrimson 12 hours ago
    I've so many ideas here to use! Thank you everyone, I love all of the ideas! You are all so ...»
    creative. :)

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Furniture: So What Do You Think?

I have a neat garden stool that I have used both inside and outside, so now I am trying to decide where to put it. Maybe in the bathroom or back outside - ...»
-http://www.astrollthrulife.net/2013/05/so-what-do-you-think_22.html

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Marty O Surprise, AZ 3 days ago
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    All Things Heart and Home 2 days ago
    Marty O I like it outside! Looks ...»
    like you already have a nice area on your tub surround for a towel and a cup of tea :) It looks wonderful on your porch and will be perfect for reading time with lemonade this summer! xo

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Die Fabric ON a chair

Hi, I have a similar chair that I want creamier. I need ideas on how to die it (myself). I'm thinking of tea/coffee dying, but that will probably give a splotchy finish, which may be okay as were are using it in a shabby chic type baby room. I've used fabric spray paint before, but it did leave a harder finish. Any ideas?
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Tammie S Kennesaw, GA on May 11, 2013
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    Tammie S 2 days ago
    Thank you. What is the process. Is it sprayed on, brushed, etc? Is there any stiffness to the ...»
    fabric? ...and where do I get the paint in the Atlanta area?

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I got lucky and bought 6 wood stools and want to put some kind of Art work on them.

I would obviously put different ones on each one. Every transfer technique is either to time consuming or to expensive. I was an Executive for a Construction Company and after 30 plus years just up and quit because of burnout. I have also liked furniture so I just got started buying, repairing, painting and flipping furniture so I can't use a procedure that takes forever. I have plenty of places to get free graphics but have not found a quick way in regards to transfer the graphic. Any ideas?

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The Shabby Chic Man Apopka, FL 5 days ago
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    Sherrie 3 days ago
    I use either carbon copy paper, or a over head projector.
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Painting: What paint to use on unfinished pine cabinet for rustic look?

I bought a pre-loved glass & pine china cabinet with a drawer base that had never had a finish and is paint ready, doesn't even need sanding. I want to do a somewhat rustic look in a cream color. I was thinking of a milk or chalk paint so it doesn't end up with a plastic look from todays acrylic latex paints. Can't find online from Home Depot or Michaels. (Anyone know of a store near Spokane, WA?)Where do I find these paints and how to use them? Thanks!
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Sherry Canada 6 days ago
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    Pat Dareneau 3 days ago
    stain it the color of your choice
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Crafts: slip covers for rectangular ottoman and love seat

Has anyone done slipcovers for ottomans and loveseats? Is there a tutorial out there? How to measure to make one from scratch? I sew quite a bit; but slipcovers elude me.
Liliana Wells
Liliana Wells Jackson, GA on Apr 29, 2013
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    Liliana Wells 3 days ago
    Thanks, Evelyn. I'll try that. Liliana
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