Upcycled items transformed into farmhouse-style furnishings and home decor that you will fall in love with!
Hello friends of reinvented delaware! For several weeks, Mrs. reinvented delaware has been talking to me about posting on the blog. Well, here goes, but first, a little about myself. I’ve been married to my lovely bride for 35 years. In that time, I worked as a mechanic, a truck tire technician, 28 years…
We have all seen the shiny painted ceramic canisters of the 1980’s at thrift stores. They usually have something painted on them like pineapples or better yet, ducks 😉 That was such a big thing back then. I remember a certain cookie jar I just had to have – it was a huge duck! It…
Welcome back to part two of this 1940’s vanity re-do! Be sure to read the first post to see the beginning of this project! Today we will finish up this project and you will learn how to correct a mistake in transforming furniture pieces 🙂 So in the previous post, I had applied the General…
I am so excited to share this project with you today! By now, you might have figured out that I have a special place in my heart for the 1940’s style of furniture. There is something about the color of the wood that old stain methods and time create in the older pieces that just…
We have been talking about adding the farmhouse touch to your home in easy and inexpensive ways. Today I have another project for you that is just that – easy and inexpensive! Enter the piano bench. You can find these little benches in thrift shops and yard sales. They are a great size for an…
Spring time yard clean-up is right around the corner for most of us. Shrubs have to be trimmed, dead branches need to be picked up from the winter winds and vines need to be cut back to promote new growth in the spring. Most of the debris can be picked up by the waste management…