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Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Meet Theodor, the dresser

Meet Theodor.


Kind of a cute little guy, but I thought he could use some sprucing up.  I hope you can see I was inspired by Theodor Geisel, Dr. Seuss himself.


This piece seemed suited for a younger person, so I just went with it.  I've always thought Dr. Seuss was brilliant and of course, timeless.


His work transcends generations and I'm proud to create something that can be enjoyed by another generation.


Of course I had to add a little "peek-a-boo" fun to the inside drawers.


I distressed the edges just a wee bit to show the black from the original piece.  The quote is from one of my favorite books, "Oh, The Places You'll Go".  Such wise words.


I love quotes.  And I love painting furniture.  Just the perfect marriage for me.

Thanks for reading,


Debbie


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10 comments:

  1. F.A.B.U.L.O.U.S.
    What an incredible transformation!!!
    XOXO

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  2. This looks awesome! I love the quote, this would be perfect in either a boy's or a girl's room! I saw you featured at the Shabby Creek Cottage.
    Debbie :)

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  3. That is ADORABLE! So sweet! I'm featuring it in this week's Power of Paint Party Spotlight!

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  4. Thanks for linking your blog up to Shaer the Love blog hop at http://www.serenityyou.com/2013/09/share-love-september.html

    No following you

    Natasha x

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  5. Gorgeous! I can't wait to see what else you have in store for your readers.

    Thank you for linking up to this month's Share the Love Blog Hop!

    Cindy from Superheroes and Teacups

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  6. Great piece! I love the surprise blue inside. Really makes it pop!

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  7. So cute! Love the Dr. Seuss Poem and the pop of blue is genius. Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays. x

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  8. So cute..... I love this one!!!


    Suzie @ Dorothy Sue and Millie B's too

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  9. Love what you did with the dresser. I am a big fan of Dr Seuss too. Bu the only thing I have ever made in his honor was a gift box. :-)

    Cindy @ Upcycled Design Lab

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