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Better After: Yellow Fever
First up, this freebie dresser that Darci found on the curb! Doesn't it look snazzy against the white and gray stripes in her bedroom? I give it two hearty thumbs up; maybe that will help sway her husband who is not convinced. See the whole story on her blog The Buhl Family.
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Laurie Halse Anderson
And here Dana from Circa Dee probably took one look at this aging dresser and declared, "If you're going to look yellowed and distressed, do it right!" She achieved this look with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Arles and a combination of clear and dark wax.
Check out the ebony stain on top too, so pretty.
Krista from The Dabbling Crafter decided to dabble in a little furniture fixin' when she found these chairs. Their mismatch-iness didn't bother her one bit, because she thought white paint and yellow fabric would bring them together in the end. And, of course, it did! White paint, you never fail us.
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Jim Murphy
Heidi at Lily Field Furniture reminds us never to overlook an outdated stereo cabinet again, which is what I'm pretty sure this boxy thing was, judging by it's similarity to the cabinet in my grandma's living room that houses her Marty Robbins tapes. I couldn't be more in love with the new look!
And Courtney wanted to add a little more pizazz to her already yellow dresser, so what did she do? She added zigs and zags! And owls! And flags! The whole thing is a picture of extreme cuteness. Brace yourself. See it on her blog A Little Glass Box.
And lastly, Stacy at Sugar Scout recently shared this chair that went from stained and sad to so awesome I would punch my own mother in the face for it. Not really Mom. (but I would definitely throw some elbows to get my hands on it first).
I hope you were inspired by this yellow round-up. Now go paint something! And send the pictures to mee!
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