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In my last post, you saw the big reveal of our new guest room. Featured in that room was a bench that my parents bought me a few years ago that I LOVE. It's cute and functional.
There's just one problem: it loses its cuteness when you maximize it's functionality.
In other words, you can see your junk through the glass and it ain't so pretty.
I originally had it in my bedroom, which had a colorful bedspread containing pinks and greens. So I got some scrapbooking paper, cut it to size and taped it (from the back) onto the glass panes:
But in the new guest room those colors didn't quite mesh. So I took out the old paper and put in some that coordinated better.
You might notice that one of these things is not like the other. I noticed it, too...After I had already cut 8 squares and didn't have any more paper. So that will have to be fixed some other time.
Until then...I have maximized the cuteness and functionality.
In other words: Ain't too shabby!
Fabulous, as usual, darling. And, the thing that ain't like the other...I kind of like...give it a neat flare. So, I vote that you don't need to rush to make it like the others :)
ReplyDeleteI say keep it. Makes it funky. Now you have funk in your trunk! HA!
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