So many wonderful things just waiting to be found at the thrift store. Like this beachy footstool makeover ready for it’s brand new life!
Happy Trash to Treasure Tuesday Friends!
I love this day of the month. :)
It’s my favorite thing to do! Turn trash into treasure.
Love, love, love to do it.
Just take a walk through my house and that’s evident.
Today’s trash to treasure is a small little thing but I love it! (and use it too)
Can you guess?
Yep, it’s that tiny little footstool. (oh, yeah, it’s in the title of this post ;) )
You can also see it in my “DIY Built In Bookcase” post.
I know I mentioned I’d have the full tutorial for the built in last month but it’s pretty involved and I didn’t get to it.
I am planning it for this month though! :)
I picked this sweet, little (and cheap!) footstool up for a few dollars at the thrift store.
Poor little fella.
But I fixed it right up! A little paint always makes everything better.
I used Persian Blue on the legs for this beachy footstool makeover…
…and Snow White on the top….
As you can see, I didn’t really try to cover it well. I wanted it a bit distressed looking.
I actually ended up sanding it a bit all over to make it look “old and worn”.
My little beachy footstool is so cute, I love it. And it’s perfect when sitting at the desk with tired feet!
Pin this for later! :)
Now let’s see what my friends are up to this month! :)
If you’ve missed any of my previous trash to treasure transformations, you can see them here >>> “Trash to Treasure“.
I’ll see you guys on Thursday with some “farmhouse” decor with my decorating buddies.
Mine is a little DIY, a little driftwood-ish and a little whitewash-ish too. ;)
Hi, I came over from Confessions of a Serial Do It Yourselfer to see your little stool makeover! I love it, the color is great! I have a couple of little stools I recently made over too that I’ll be posting soon. They are quick and easy aren’t they?!
I have a very similar stool except the legs on mine are very intricate and curvy, but chunky at the same time. It has a lot of personal meaning to me. It was left to me by a very special patient I took care of as a nurse when he passed away. I’ve contemplated and have wanted to paint it because I know how beautiful it could look. But, every time I try to paint it I start crying. Dang emotions because I know how beautiful it could be, especially after seeing the beautiful change in yours. Dagnabbit!
I would have snatched it up too, Nancy! It’s so cute and even better with the fresh new look. Great job!
Thanks Larissa! :)
xo
Nancy
Oh yes…so much better! Looks very coastal now! XO
Thanks Christy! :) Paint fixes everything!
xo
Nancy
So cute Nancy fits great under your desk, love the color !!
Thanks Sandra! :)
xo
Nancy
hey girl love the foot stool!
Thanks Shawnna!! :)
xo
Nancy
A perfect makeover for your coastal home!
I have the same footstool in my pantry that I use to reach the high shelves. :)
Thanks Paula! :)
xo
Nancy
So cute – I love the beachy distressed look!
Thanks Jen! :)
xo
Nancy
Perfect indeed! I love it too. Found this thru Prodigal Pieces :)
Thanks Joyce! :) and yay, thanks for popping over to say hi!
xo
Nancy
Hi, I came over from Confessions of a Serial Do It Yourselfer to see your little stool makeover! I love it, the color is great! I have a couple of little stools I recently made over too that I’ll be posting soon. They are quick and easy aren’t they?!
Tania
Hi Tania!
Thanks for stopping by to say hi! :)
Yes, they are quick. Love little makeovers like this!
xo
Nancy
What a difference a can of pretty paint will do! ??. There’s that amazing office space again that I love so much.
Thanks Marie!! Paint fixes just about everything, I think! ;)
xo
Nancy
I’ve been looking for a little stool like this for my bathroom and/or for staging…what a cutie. Love the way you restyled it Nancy. :)
Thank you Denise! :)
xo
Nancy
I have a very similar stool except the legs on mine are very intricate and curvy, but chunky at the same time. It has a lot of personal meaning to me. It was left to me by a very special patient I took care of as a nurse when he passed away. I’ve contemplated and have wanted to paint it because I know how beautiful it could look. But, every time I try to paint it I start crying. Dang emotions because I know how beautiful it could be, especially after seeing the beautiful change in yours. Dagnabbit!
Aw, yes, I totally understand!!
xoxo
Nancy