ForHisGlory

Thank you everyone! I really appreciate the encouragement. Especially from my fellow crafters!

Haven't posted in a long while, but wanted to share this project. Found the chair at an antiques store for $30, solid wood. My husband built the table. Finished two weeks early - happy about that! Thanks for looking!

The 464 is $14.95 at LoneStar: http://www.lonestarcandlesupply.com/products/candlewax_golden-brands-464-enhanced-soy-container-wax.html

Brandied Pear and Apples and Maple Bourbon are my favorites.

Oh my goodness! Thank you so much!!!

Does anyone know where I can get black lids for 8 and 16oz salsa jars? I used to, a long time ago, get them from Makes Scents Candles, but they don't carry them anymore. Thanks!

Wonderful work!!!!! Too cute!!!!

Awesome job!!!!!!!!!!

Isn't that the truth of it! I've wanted to buy new bedroom furniture, but like you said, they just don't make furniture like they used to. I was given an old desk that I painted a high lacquer black and attached ornate, gold drawer pulls. Love it! The new stuff doesn't interest me as much as what I can do with something old!

Thanks! I appreciate you thinking I could sell that piece in an upscale store. When my daughter had her boutique we wanted to keep the furniture moving, but it is very hard to find good solid wood. The sewing cabinet belonged to my husband's mother, so even though I re-purposed it, I wouldn't let it go.

Thanks everyone. I've been so busy, I forgot I posted my pictures here. LOL! Just received a couple of little wooden chairs, leftovers from a church. I'm going to re-do them for my grandson. Excited to get started!

Thanks! Thanks! I thought about it, just because they like to see "before and after" projects.

How cute!!!!! Great work!!

Thanks, Elaine. I think I need to work on my photography next! LOL!

The layout of the room makes it impossible to get the whole thing in one shot. I bought three sets of curtains and decided on the suede. I was afraid I wouldn't like the room to be dark, but the walls are light and so it's not too bad. I'm looking for a valance that matches so I can keep the panels open. Haven't had any luck. I'll probably have to run by the fabric store and make my own. I did use some stenciling, but I had to smooth and join some of the prints to make it work. I knew this project would take some time and so I opted for stencils being that I wasn't going to sell the pieces.