Well my hubby came to the rescue, figured out all the screws needed and put it together for me. Here is what it looks like all together.
I decided to use it as a toddler bed for the little lady and let the new baby have our old crib. Their room is actually not a bedroom, but an open loft. This bed is up against the rail, that is why you see windows behind it. The walls are yellow and the crib is a grayish blue. I distressed it to bring out the details and then coated it with poly acrylic to keep it from scratching or chipping.
I like how the back looks a little like bead board.
I normally spray paint everything, but I had a specific color I wanted for this, so I hand painted it. These little bars take fifty million years!
Well, now I just need to get sewing bedding for both cribs. That is, if my sewing machine decides cooperate! It decided it hates me yesterday. I just got it in December and have never had a problem till yesterday. It works fine and then out of no where it sounds like a jackhammer and the needle pops! I tried a new bobbin, new roll of thread, adjusting tension and anything else I could think of. If any of you have any suggestions I'd be so grateful!
I'm working on a massive project that I can't wait to show you! Sheesh! That's a long project two weekends in a row...I must be getting more patience in my old age or something! =)
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Miss Mustard Seed
Very cute! I love the color especially. Love your glazed chairs as well.
ReplyDeleteOk, so this is like a super old post that I found from the "You might also like:" at the bottom of your posts, and you've probably got it figured out by now... but when my sewing machine makes noises and gets crabby, it means I have to clean & oil it. Check out your manual. If you don't have it, search online with your machines make & model. Most manuals are online also. GL! :)
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