For a while I've wanted to find a way to lighten up some of my furniture. Two of my criteria were not to spend much money and don't destroy the integrity of my older pieces.
I found leftover material I'd used years ago on my dining room chairs and decided to line the back of my china cabinet.
I emptied the cabinet and thought I'd remove the shelves. I couldn't get them out. Tim helped me. No luck. They'd budge, but they wouldn't come out. This thing was built in the 1700s, and I have no idea how they inserted the shelves but they were impossible to remove. I won't bore you with details, but we came up with a way to line the back wall and didn't break the glass or destroy the cabinet.
Mission accomplished.
BUT, I had a little more material left over. While I was at it, I decided to recover the seats of the chairs at my kitchen counter. There was no blood, but sweat and near tears were involved.
It may not be perfect, but I tried and didn't break anything, didn't spend money, and I did lighten up the atmosphere.
Positive conversations with old and new friends. I'd love for you to join me on my back porch.
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