July 18, 2010

Corky-mofo!















One unused broken mirror panel (rightside one) from ugliest dresser ever (FREE). My niece Maya and I were determined to make this a functional but beautiful corkboard for her gray/ black and red themed bedroom. Two coats of black laquer spray paint and a coat of spray varnish ($11.00)
















Then we measured out 6 12x12" corktiles we had at the house (FREE)....I was drinking the beer. LOL
















Got the corktiles in and staggered the pattern to be covered up by a pretty ribbon bought from the bargain bin at Michaels ($1.29). She used ladybug pushpins also from Michaels ($4.00 for 60/ pkg).
















A little hot glue, trimming the ribbons and finishing the top with an M for Miss Maya.....PERFECTION!







TOTAL = $16.29 (YAY us under 20 bucks for one-of-a-kindness) I am showing this off on Metamorphosis Monday! Oh and I am also showing off this fine MOnday morning on a few other linky parties. Check out my sidebar at the top for where :) Have a great week everyone.

18 comments:

  1. That looks great! What a great idea!

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  2. That turned out great! I LOVE the monogram at the top, too! Love it!! :)

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  3. This is just great! I love the transformation, you are so creative! Thanks for sharing and the inspiration!
    Sharlotte

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  4. Thanks ladies! Maya will be so pleased with all your comments. She is definitely a decorating diva in the making.

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  5. Thanks for linking up to the Mad Skills party!

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  6. Anonymous7/20/2010

    I'm so glad Maya has a creative Auntie...she does not get it from her Mom LOL!

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  7. My sister....the stalker! :)

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  8. Wow, this looks great! Love the price too! Thanks for stopping over for a visit. I love finding new coffee lovers that understand the need for the black stuff!

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  9. Totally a good use for that! Thanks for joining us for another great Anything Related! ~Bridgette

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  10. It looks awesome and you helped her feel such a part of ownership to it. She'll treasure it that much more. :0)

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  11. You really upstyled this one! The two of you did a splendid job, and she'll use it for years. You know, looking at that ugly dresser, what could a new coat of bright paint and some glazing do to make it stylish too?

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  12. Hey Ann, that's the plan....the dresser will be madeover in Heirloom White, those nasty pulls are screaming for a shot of silver.....dontcha think? A little antique rubbing her, a little there.....

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  13. Cool! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!

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  14. What a great price on that project! Visiting from A Little Knick Knack.

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  15. Very nice! I love how you used stuff around the house to make this unique. Great job!

    Thanks for joining my Friday link party! See you next week!

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