viaWho would believe teepees would become a thing?This lace version had me at twigs and lace tablecloths...well yes...please. viaA little trip around Pinterest shows so many variations on the teepee theme.
There is one for everyone. viaA perfect shady spot for kids to play. viaA secret hideout in a child's room. viaI'd like to have that one above in my backyard for me and the weenies. viaoh...so upscale when done up all in black and white. viaStorybook time is all the better in a frilly teepee. viaThis one all covered in living plants takes going green to another level. viaNow this is glamping! viaA tremendous one inside for the kids makes a rainy day fun.
So I got my settee painted today. Yikes! It's ghastly in this old photo.
The old black paint was just flaking off everywhere.
I brushed it with a wire brush and paint was just flying off.
It was everywhere and I was worn out from trying to clean it.
I washed it afterwards and left it to dry over night.
I was really starting to wish I'd never started this project.
I was doubting it would even peep profitable again and I was wishing I'd just savedthe money I'd spent on this to go towards a unique outdoor wicker settee.
But today after three cans of black spray paint...
I have to say it's looking very profitable.
I'll save it back on the porch,style and show here.
I didn't realize I'd bought this way back in February!Time flies! That is for certain.
It is not my fault it took so long to do this though...first it was too cold and thenseemed every day I had off, it rained.
I can't wait to show it to you!
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