I'm really excited about this great project and let me tell you why. I wanted an island in my new kitchen so badly but alas it just wasnt happening so imagine my joy when a friend gave me this goodie while I was helping her to organize her kitchen Yes, an Ikea kitchen cart!! I am happy to share this over @
Domestically Speakings Power Of Paint Party and
Not Just A Housewife's Show me what you got party and
Seven Alive's Link it up Thursday and also
Happy Hour Projects Happy Hour Friday.Please drop by and join us!
Is this a gem or what?!
So let me give you the details. I had paint from a spot job we had to do in a previous rental I also had stain a builder left behind after doing the cabinets in the lil cottage. Heres when the fun begins I sanded and stained the top and painted the bottom. I'm sharing this over @
A Glimpse Insides Catch A glimpse Party!,
A Bowl Full Of Lemons Tuesday Link Party,and
Homemaker On A Dime Creative Bloggers Party.
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| Stained the top |
I also wanna share this with
Clean and Scentsible Creative Spark Party
The Delectable Home and
Its A Very Cherry World Red Rednesday!
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| 5.00 Ross Dress for Less |
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| Pretty Lil towel picked up from The Dollar General Store |
On the side I simply hot glued a towel holder that I bought for 5.00 @Ross Dress For Less last year. Doesn't it look great!? I really like the way it turned out! Total cost just a lil elbow grease everything else I had on hand.Also shared @
Serenity You Serenity Saturday.
Is this a gem or what?!
19 comments:
Wow! The transformation made the cart looked more versatile and expensive. I love it.
Love it.....sometimes all it takes is elbow grease :) Enjoy!
That is a seriously gorgeous makeover! Can't wait to see what you get up to next.
What a transformation!! I love IKEA....after I redo it!
Thanks for visiting Shabby Sweet Tea today!
Love a project that costs zero and makes an impact. Great job! Jo @ Let's Face the Music
That cart is perfect, and you did a great job!! Thanks too for stopping over, you are a wonderful person and I appreciate all the wonderful comments you have left me!! May God bless your new home, and have fun making it yours!!! xoxo
Ohmygoodness, Comeca! How did I miss this? Shucks, this is gorgeous. I love the towel bar. The cherries are so you. You did a such beautiful job. I love the paint color. Hooray for leftover paint!
Great job, you really fixed it up, and the towel bar is the cherry on top.
It does look great and cute tea towel!
Comeca, it's lovely - great job!
Great work! That towel holder can also serve as a handle if you ever wanted to use that as a serving cart for a dinner party or something of the like.
Great work! That towel holder can also serve as a handle if you ever wanted to use that as a serving cart for a dinner party or something of the like.
Totally awesome job Comeca. I reckon you'll still be using this in another 30 years time!
Millie xx
I have one of these sitting in my garage at the moment. I'm now moving up to my soon to be sewing room, painting it and turning it into a cutting board station. Thanks.
It looks great! You did a great job!
The towel bar amazing :) Thank you for stopping by my blog and for your comment! See you soon!
Hi Comeca! It's been a long time since I've dropped in, (I lost the passwords to get into my blog!)
First of all, OMG, this is FABULOUS! I absolutely love what you've done with this simple little Ikea cart; it's so glam now!
I also wanted to let you know that I've moved my blog. You can now find me at Pale Elegance.blogspot.com. I'd love it if you could join me there!
Hope you had a happy easter,
Jenah
xo
Gotta love free with a little elbow grease!! You IKEA up-cycle turned out beautifully. Thanks for sharing with us at Link It Up Thursday.
This turned out so cute! I just added a towel bar to my kitchen island & I love it! Thanks for linking up.
Beautiful! You are doing such a good job chica.
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