Scary, yucky pretend kitchen.

Notice the cobwebs on bottoms. Yuck! I went to a garage sale in Canyon Lake a few weeks ago.  I figured for $5 it was worth a try to get this in shape for Addie. 

I found the company that made these stamped on the back so I googled it.
Elves & Angels from Maine

Here's the current version.  Selling for $219.  Whhhaaat?

A good cleaning, spray paint and pretty knobs.  Addie was super excited to play with this.
But I told her it had to stay outside for a while to make sure no critters were still coming out of it!

Here's a step stool at an antique store.  Price - $5.

I spray painted the frame using masking tape to cover the black steps and then added a new seat cover! Pretty!  It stays in the pantry right now.

Here's a picture I've had forever.  It's pretty, but I don't like the gold frames anymore.

So I took off the back to take the print out.

Spray painted the frame grey and added some fun fabric.  

Debating on adding a black and white photo to it. 

This is a broken chair I picked up at a thrift store for $5. Perfect to try out one of my first redo's.

I added some cushion and new fabric to the seat 

and spray painted the frame.

I love this chair.  The fabric makes me happy.

When I go thrifting sometimes I see old dishes that are cool or pretty.  These were all around $1 or $2.

Used a little E-6000 glue and turned them into 

pretty cake plates.  Or I guess in this case, 

a cheese and fruit platter.