Honestly, I didn't do much with it except clean it up and then paint it with one coat of white paint using the dry brush method. I liked the way it looked and didn't even distress it any further....
I think it would be cute filled with a string of lights, used for a wedding centerpiece or to hold wedding cards, or fill it with vintage books or dishes. What would you use it for?
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It looks good
ReplyDeleteThanks John - quick project too!
DeleteLooks Great!! I like the idea with the lights.....and maybe some shells?? :D
ReplyDeleteShells and driftwood would be awesome.
DeleteI like it a lot!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dolly! xo
DeleteLooks great! I like Shelllady's suggestion. Could you use this for Tony? maybe add a ribbon?
ReplyDeleteA ribbon would look super on it.
DeleteMaybe add a pot of Ivy, or Baby Tears. Very cute cage. I like it painted much better.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
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I liked it better painted also. Ivy growing up around the bars would look pretty.
DeleteAll these neat transformations are sure wrecking havoc with my intentions to purge and travel lighter! :)
ReplyDeleteROFL! I guess I'm a bad influence.
DeleteKim, it looks so much better white! It is always a wonder how much things change with a coat of paint. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I would hang it on my side porch with a faux little birdie in it!
ReplyDeleteTweety? ;)
ReplyDeleteIt would be beautiful with trailing plants.
I see a cherub or Madonna sitting in there.
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