Well, I thought it was a bit of a bargain.
..until I got it home.
There are quite a few things that need attention.
The bottom drawer does not close as the wood trim at the bottom has been put back on VERY badly:
There are nails sticking out here, there and everywhere which need removing as they could injure someone:
Sadly the mirror is not affixed to the chipboard backing either and has slipped down because the plastic trim holding it on position has stretched and split:
First things first, out have come the 2 inch nails which was pretty tricky and have given me blood blisters!
The mirror is now in the process of being firmly glued to the backing.
I intend to create a new border of lace eventually around the mirror and backboard to hide the ugliness of the chip board and to make it more worthy of a little girl's bedroom (for such is how I envision its new home).
The size is so incredibly teeny tiny that only a little princess could use the mirror.
I am hoping to crochet a string of hearts to swag over the mirror too for practicality as I use similar on my own mirror to house my earrings:
I think a little girl would appreciate that :)
I can't wait to start painting but will have to exercise patience.
Its a shame so much has to be done to it before I begin but at least it will be safe for its new little owner when it finally gets its forever home. :)
Well, I'm off to put the mirror somewhere no one can knock it as it affixes.
Catch you later,
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I am sure it will be stunning when done, as all your bicycles and makeovers are.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much :). I've only just figured how to reply to comments :). It was a fun project :).
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