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Old Posted: 26-03-2010 , 10:35 AM #1
Eibhlin ni Sheambrai
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These were two bedside tables/little chest of drawers from my old house which I no longer needed. The room I was decorating was quite narrow so I created my own desk/dressingtable by fitting a narrow piece of pine board between the two bedside tables Added a mirror to the wall(freebie), a lamp(present from a friend), chair (freebie), and upholstered it to match the bed covers. Now my guests have somewhere to sit and write, attend to make-up etc and drawers to keep things, all in a narrow piece of furniture and at no great cost!
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Old Posted: 26-03-2010 , 10:51 AM #2
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These were two bedside tables/little chest of drawers from my old house which I no longer needed. The room I was decorating was quite narrow so I created my own desk/dressingtable by fitting a narrow piece of pine board between the two bedside tables Added a mirror to the wall(freebie), a lamp(present from a friend), chair (freebie), and upholstered it to match the bed covers. Now my guests have somewhere to sit and write, attend to make-up etc and drawers to keep things, all in a narrow piece of furniture and at no great cost!
WOW your ideas are brillant the just keep getting better and better,
Well done and thanks for sharing them.
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Old Posted: 26-03-2010 , 11:12 AM #3
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Again, Well Done. B
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Old Posted: 26-03-2010 , 11:33 AM #4
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very good idea well done
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Old Posted: 26-03-2010 , 03:47 PM #5
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Fantastic job thanks for sharing
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Old Posted: 26-03-2010 , 06:35 PM #6
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What a first class idea - how do you come up with them! thanks. M
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Old Posted: 28-03-2010 , 06:40 PM #7
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You've done it again! I just love dual purpose items. Great!
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Old Posted: 28-03-2010 , 06:54 PM #8
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great idea and so simple :)
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Old Posted: 30-03-2010 , 11:27 AM #9
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These were two bedside tables/little chest of drawers from my old house which I no longer needed. The room I was decorating was quite narrow so I created my own desk/dressingtable by fitting a narrow piece of pine board between the two bedside tables Added a mirror to the wall(freebie), a lamp(present from a friend), chair (freebie), and upholstered it to match the bed covers. Now my guests have somewhere to sit and write, attend to make-up etc and drawers to keep things, all in a narrow piece of furniture and at no great cost!
hiya my name is haley i am looking for a small one
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Old Posted: 30-03-2010 , 11:44 AM #10
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Oh my God you are so talented. Your creativity is unbelievable. It puts us all to shame and we should definitely take a leaf out of your book. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing. Best wishes.
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Old Posted: 30-03-2010 , 08:26 PM #11
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Thanks everyone for your comments. Don't know how I think of the ideas, just have a knack for thinking 'outside the box' and seeing how things can be changed. The trick is don't be afraid to try things. Whatever the item you are working on, just keep reminding yourself that it was made by another human being, and what has been done, can be undone or re-done!! Eibh.
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