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| My version of a distressed supply cubby.... |
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| I like how the gesso doesn't quite cover the words on the side... |
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| I can house some of my favorite (and prettiest) supplies.. |
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| In other news, I've been waiting very impatiently for these new beauties from French General to hit the stores... |
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| The packaging alone is worth the purchase! |
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| I've been looking at Michael's but finally gave up on them so I tried my local Ben Franklin....and hit the jackpot! Happy hunting....;). |
9 comments:
I love your antiqued cubby Gail and especially all the treasures you have tucked inside of it. I love those labels you scored too.
blessings,
Danielle
Your project turned out well!! I remember going to Ben Franklin while in Eugene...don'tthink we have one up this way.
Annette
Your cubby turned out great Gail. You have some cool supplies to fill it with. Now to find room for it? Or do you have "just the right spot". I can see one of these by a babies changing table with supplies and toys. You always do a fine job. Thanks for sharing.
I adore the cubbies...and the contents...lol
Just love your new project! You made it beautiful and all your little bits fit perfectly. I've been excited to see the new FG line too. Love what you got and thanks so much for sharing! Have a great day!
Holly
PS - I'm hosting a fun Shabbyapple giveaway right now!
Okay WOW you still have a Ben Franklin???
Ours was run out of town by walmart in like 1985....That is amazing.
Okay, I need to come crate shopping with you. Looks great ;)
Amy
Love your cubby Gail - it´s just perfect. Would love to find one some day too.
Gosh. Now I am wishing I hadn't given my old Coke crate to my son. I wonder if he is even using it......8+)
Oh you lucky, lucky girl! Great finds and how can you not love anything that Kaari comes out with?!
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