I haven't published a blog column in a while. I should be weighed down with guilt. But. I'm not. We have spent the past couple of weeks working on a multitude of projects.
For starters, over a month ago, a dear friend of ours gifted us quite a few decorative outdoor pieces. She moved out of state a week ago.
Most of the pieces are antique. Some, not as old, but they were built from reclaimed barn wood from the 1800s. But, they all had one thing in common. They all needed to be restored.
Like this wagon.
Lisa cleaned it up and I worked my magic in the Bodacious DIY Dog Mom Workshop with primer and paint for both the metal and wood.
This gorgeous tricycle also got a makeover. It was a challenge because 90% of it was rusted. We gave it a gentle cleaning and a brush down.
Then, I had an afternoon love affair. Outdoors. With Rust-Oleum spray paint and painter's tape. We were both impressed with the outcome.
Another metal piece that we restored was this large gorgeous metal planter bicycle. It was weathered. The paint was chipping. A good portion of it was rusted.
But. We brought this beauty back to life with a good cleaning, primer, and a generous coat of black Rust-Oleum spray paint.
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