Hello Everyone!
This morning while I was painting my front porch swing in the garage, I started thinking about the potting bench on the screened-in porch. (I think a lot when I paint and if I’m not thinking…..I’m singing!) I really like the size of the potting bench and it’s a perfect fit for the screened-in porch. But I don’t really care for the finish. So, when I finished painting the swing, I took the paint, paint brush and myself to the screened-in porch and started painting the potting bench.
Take a look at it now……
I used outdoor white paint. While the paint was still wet, I took a rag and wiped some of the paint off.
Yesterday, when I posted about the potting bench, which you can read about here, it looked like this.
I kept everything the same on the potting bench, except I added a plant inside the dirt bucket.
I’m so glad today was a thinker day for painting rather than a singing day….LOL! Otherwise, this potting bench would probably still look the same. For now, I’m happy with it and will more than likely be keeping this for a while.
Thanks for stopping by and hope you all have a wonderful day.
Gail
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Now I didn't think it was possible to make that potting bench any prettier, but you did it! I love the paint job. It's perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove the fresh new look, Gail.
ReplyDeleteSo very, very pretty, Gail !! I love the new color, along with the fun pops of red !!
ReplyDeleteGail I love it painted!!
ReplyDeleteI thought it looked good before but not is a Wow! It looks great.
ReplyDeleteI love the new color. You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteWow ~ I love it painted, Gail! I thought you were going to say you used French Linen on it; I had to go back and re-read "white". I guess the original stain and wiping it off added to that look. So, where's the swing? : )
ReplyDeleteGail,
ReplyDeleteLove it painted!
Well done!
Love it painted! I never met a potting bench I didn't love!
ReplyDeleteLove it painted white, Gail! Turned out beautifully!
ReplyDeletelove it Gail.. looks so fresh and bright and the items on it really show up well too..
ReplyDeleteHi Gail...
ReplyDeleteOooh...your potting bench looks sooo beautiful dressed in it's new finish! I love it...and I love all of your pretties that decorate the bench! Simply beautiful, my friend! You did GOOD!!!
Warmest wishes,
Chari
What a difference it made! Looks great.
ReplyDeleteOh...I love how your potting bench looks painted. I'd love it if you shared it with my readers at Mod Vintage Life on my linky party - Mod Mix Monday which is going on now...
ReplyDeleteOh Gail I can't stand it! So darn cute, wish I could see it in person. I love this. And I love the bright red geraniums. I just got some and I love how they add happiness to my back porch. Hope you have an awesome weekend this weekend.
ReplyDeleteblessings,
Debbie
I liked it before too, but I think it definitely goes better with your porch décor now. I like the planting in the dirt box, and all the other accessories are just perfect.
ReplyDeleteAwesome piece Gail. Looks so good paired up with that yellow chair too.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty. I like the finish before, but love the after! I am your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteRobin
Robin Flies South
Hi Gail,
ReplyDeleteI love your potting bench. Super idea to paint it.
Dee
Love it Painted, Gail. All the accessories are awesome. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteYour bench was great before, but your make-over is AWE-some. LOVE the geraniums. They are my favorite annual. Thanks for sharing. It's an inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteThe potting bench looks lovely, reminds me I must get something like this for our garden.
ReplyDeleteI love it's new paint job...:)
ReplyDeleteGail,
ReplyDeleteI seriously adore your potting bench. And the paint is a perfect fit! And you have it all set up and decorated so lovely!
:)
Linda
I couldn't believe it! You were considering painting that beautiful becnch, but it turned out even prettier than I could imagine. You sure have vision and talent. I love it!
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