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Posted: 03-02-2012 , 06:54 PM #1 |
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Painted wardrobe
This is the wardrobe i was going to dismantle till i seen what Mensa6 done to her dark wood display unit with the wallpaper,this wardrobe comes in 2 halfes and i only done 1 side first and mouved it to the small bedroom im useing at the moment so i can make space to work on the main bedroom so excuse the mess in first pic,i dont usualy live in a mess like this lol (thats a whole new post) i didnt paper it yet just in case it gets damaged before the other side is done.
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Posted: 03-02-2012 , 08:22 PM #2 |
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That is very nice though the wardrobe looks like it might have been a good one. Still it must brighten the room a lot.
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Posted: 03-02-2012 , 08:40 PM #3 |
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You've made it so pretty. Well done!
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Posted: 03-02-2012 , 09:22 PM #4 |
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Great job, Clubby.
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Posted: 04-02-2012 , 08:54 AM #5 |
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Wow Clubby, that's gorgeous, well done!
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Posted: 04-02-2012 , 01:28 PM #6 |
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Id imagine it was a good one way back Joanmul,it was vey well made and much deeper than modern wardrobs with big deep drawers at the bottom,it was on one big platform with legs but when i was pulling the old carpet out it fell apart,it also had some woodworm underneath,iv just been looking at the otherside of it and i noticed theres a crack down the center panel and a length of beading misseing,that can be replaced easy enough but the crack is not sitting flush so im hopeing the wallpaper might cammoflage it.
The room itself is the biggest problem with crumbling walls and the floor joyces rotten at the walls so those peices will have to be replaced,insulated plasterboards are to expensive so all i can do is bond and plaster them and do a couple of coates of insulating paint and hope for the best,its a big one to at 25x15 and normaly id look forward to it but not this time,the ceilings are a pain because there 10ft and im only 5"3 lol. Ah well,il just take it one wall at a time,maybe il post a pic or 2 as i go. |
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Posted: 04-02-2012 , 05:58 PM #7 |
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OMG! I want it! Its really really beautiful. Fab work - well done you :)
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Posted: 05-02-2012 , 07:11 PM #8 |
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Thanks everybody,and Mensa6 for the inspiration.
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Posted: 05-02-2012 , 07:16 PM #9 |
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Ah thanks everybody,and Mensa6 for the insiration.
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Posted: 09-02-2012 , 08:47 PM #10 |
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REALLY gorgeous!!! Well done :)
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