This is one of the original built in cupboard doors that were in the teeny kitchen of this house when we bought it. I have a pair of them that my husband has been trying to throw away for the past 20 years, LOL! He has actually taken them out to the curb a few times and I have sneaked out there and brought them back. He would see them in the basement and just shake his head and laugh. I always knew that someday I would paint on them, they have a really great alligatored old paint finish on them and I love the texture. Well I finally got one of them finished with a painting of zinnias. I really like the way it turned out and I have it hanging in the hallway outside our bathroom door. I still have one to paint, if I can get to it before he sneaks it out to the road again! He likes this painting too, so maybe he will give up and let me just paint the other one. I guess that means I even pick trash piles at my own house! I'm pretty hopeless, good thing he loves me anyways:>)
Look at you! That is great!
ReplyDeleteI painted on our back door to cover some scratches and dents...a bunny in garden boots and a topiary tree.
It is so pretty. I can't wait to see how you paint the other one.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so nicely. They were definately worth saving.
ReplyDeleteKathy it turned out beautiful! I'm so glad you snuck them back in from the curb! :)
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Michelle
That is beautiful Kathy!! I cant wait to see what you do with the next one! WOW you are talented!!
ReplyDeleteAmy
The door is beautiful. What talent!
ReplyDeleteRhonda
It looks great. My husband doesn't much appreciate my "odd & old" things I love so much either.
ReplyDeleteSusan
That looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOh, that story reminds me of something my dh and I would do..... me sneaking them back in, him taking them back out.
:)
Yes, those zinnias should convince him!
ReplyDeleteNice idea. I have a similar thing going on with my husband ;-)...the other day when we through out an old chandelier I was tempted to retrieve the old milk glass lightbulb covers but before I could someone beat me to it!
ReplyDeleteKathy - that is beautiful! I love the colors and the texture! Hang on to the other one! I can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting, Kathy. I guess we need someone to throw things away or our houses would all look like mine!! I am glad you rescued this one and cannot wait to see what you put on the other. LAS
ReplyDeleteGosh, and you can paint Too ?? You are a very creative Miss, thats for sure !! Love the Zinnias !! :)
ReplyDeleteToo funny! You did a beautiful job, and I'm sure your husband is waiting for you to tackle the other one!
ReplyDeletexoxo, Mary
That turned out really pretty. You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteManuela
Kathleen,
ReplyDeleteI love these.You did an awesome job.
So pretty, I can't wait to see the other one done.
ReplyDeletehmm--i meant threw and not through!
ReplyDeleteLove that painting! Lucky duck yo u can paint. Can't wait to see the other one. Thanks for coming by and visitng me! cherry
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Good for you. I'm glad I linked you to my blog. Come for a visit.
ReplyDeleteKaren