
These things were sitting at the thrift store for a couple weeks...I'd walked by then several times, and watched the price drop, and decided to rescue them. A little paint, some new fabric...


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I do really like how the glazed look brings out the details on the chair, but I also like your chairs without the glaze. Maybe if you did a lighter coating of glaze or something to make the details on the chair pop a little more, but not so dark as the post you linked? Just a thought... :)
ReplyDeleteIt's hard because I think it would depend on the buyer's decor. Glazed and unglazed to me seems like two different styles, ya know? The black glazing is sometimes too much in my opinion. It is nice to bring the details out though. My opinion would be to glaze, but wipe off a good bit of it only leaving enough to accent not overwhelm. Maybe a different color glaze on the blue?
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of a lighter glaze. Is that possible? The chairs sure look georgeous!! Why do you live so far away??
ReplyDeleteAhh, I love them! Just found you over at Transformation Thursday. I did a chalkboard this week and it's totally boring compared to your chairs, haha. I love the colors, too...so bright and pretty. I'm a happy new follower : ) Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI like them the way they are however I have never glazed...visiting from Trans Thurs!
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