Here is a sort-of before picture. I already sanded off the 50 layers of ugly yellow on the top. As you can see, I started to sand it off the remainder, but then I decided I wanted to keep a shabby two-tone look. I sanded some parts of it bare, and kept a majority of the yellow on (lightly sanded).
And here is the after:

I primed it with a Valspar Primer spray can (light coat) only on the top half. I wanted more yellow to peak through at the bottom, which with the pictures, you can't even see that well. The pink paint color is Valspar's "Rosy Cheeks" (3 light coats).
I let that dry, and the next day I grabbed a coarse piece of sandpaper and really dug into the table, especially along the corners and sides. Once I had it shabby enough, I used Valspar's Antiquing Glaze. Voila!


The compartment for the sewing machine was really beat up, and I was not at all interested in repairing. I'm using it as bedside table, so I simply placed a basket on top of the compartment.



Before and After:

Now excuse me while I clean up the rest of my room. ;)
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Your table turned out wonderful. Love the shabby pink sweetness. Just lovely!
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Thank you, Suzanne!!! It really brought some life to my room. :)
DeleteGabby
This table is ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!! I love the color & the distressing is just beautiful! Great job!! Thanks so much for sharing & thanks for linking up to the "Make It" party!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Tonya! I was hoping it would turn out ok. I was a little nervous about the color, considering my bedroom has nothing in there like it. Thankfully, it stands out in a good way. Thank YOU for hosting such a great party.
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