My new favorite chest of drawers will be making it's way to Urban Suburban Pelham in the morning.
I am totally thrilled with how it turned out.
This is another one of my layered paint pieces. I finished a matching double bed to go with it today.
I had more money in the piece than I normally do, but I had gotten it at a missions sale and I wanted to support my sweet friend Sherri and her family who were going to serve in Mexico.
The hardware was very dated and honestly, it looked like kitchen drawer pulls rather than furniture hardware. I didn't have the money to replace the pulls.

I racked my brain trying to figure out how I could up cycle the ones I had and then the other day it hit me.....TWINE! One of my very favorite design elements. I love it's natural fiber and it seemed to sing with the rustic appeal of this piece. I love how they look knotted on the ends.
Now it just needs a home.........
It turned out fabulous Kelli! Love the drawer pulls!
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adorable, i love the whole twine thing.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT. I have been using the layered technique a lot latley. It's so much fun. Love your work and your blog!
ReplyDeleteLove this piece - did you use chalk paint for this one as well?
ReplyDeleteThe twine wrapped drawer pulls has to original. What a great idea. Love the paint and pulls.
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The twine pulls are perfect and completely creative! It almost has a beachy feel now with the colors you picked for the chest. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love it! :)
ReplyDeleteThe twine is genius ~ it makes the piece! Love the finish on it too, did you use deck stain??
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see this! You always have the greatest items! I LOVE HAVING YOU IN MY STORE :)
ReplyDeleteHow clever!!! Love the twine wrapped hardware. I am sure you will do well on this one. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletelove the twine o the handles! great idea! love the layered paint too!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! What a clever idea with the twine...I'll have to keep that in mind.
ReplyDeletethat looks fantastic, kelli! i love the look of the twine wrapped pulls!
ReplyDeleteYour dresser turned out fabulous! The way you finished it is wonderful and the twine on the pulls, very clever! I'm visiting you from Wow us Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteRebecca
love the twine!
ReplyDeletemy son will like this idea I think for his dresser
KAT
Something as simple as twine can really make a difference!
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Very smart with the twine! And of course I *love* the numbers!
ReplyDeleteLove it, the twine is so creative!
ReplyDeleteI'm not usually into distressed furniture, but this looks like weathered wood. Love the paint job, and your twine idea for the handles is genius.
ReplyDeletelove your twine!
ReplyDeleteWow - I love everything, from the color, to the fantabulous texture of the twine pulls!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful piece and I love what you did with the pulls. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous! What a cute idea for the hardware. This post would be such a great addition to my blog party! I hope you stop by and join in.
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with the hardware. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFantastic - I am stealing your twine pull idea! Great work!
ReplyDeleteLinda
LOVE! It is so rustic and I love the twine, so creative and perfect for the piece. The paint job is fantastic. Can you share the secret to that look?
ReplyDeleteGreat looking piece and love the twine added to the pulls. Thanks for joining WUW.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, I love the paint and twine. I put a link to it on my blog. Check out my numbered chest of drawers @ http://burlapanddenim.com/2011/09/numbered-chest-of-drawers/
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