
This Singer sewing machine table has been sitting in my grandparents' tool shed for many, many years. It was given to my grandmother by her mother on the occasion of her marriage to my grandfather. Not only is it in pretty bad condition, but my Dad - in his infinite wisdom! - painted the, ahem, antique a delicious swamp green colour in the 70s.


I'll keep you posted as to my progress!*
*Edited to say: I took these photos agges ago and haven't had much time between now and then to do much. Turns out this thesis thing is all-consuming at the moment. So progress may be slow. But it will come!
She's a beauty! And bless your Dad's colour choice!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of Dads, mine recently (and randomly) decided to strip and repaint his study door, so if you're in need of all the paraphernalia, he might be your man :)
it is a very swampy green isn't it? (though i think i like it? =) )
ReplyDeleteThanks Ali - I have been to Bunnings and kitted myself out already, thank you!
ReplyDeleteHa jfox! I thought about keeping the green, too, but really it is quite horrid in real life. Very, very full on.
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ReplyDeleteHave fun with the restoration!
ReplyDeleteOooh fun project! Look forward to seeing the finished result!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful inheritance! I am just itching to get a good look at all those goodies in the drawers! Look at those treasures... British Snap - how fabulous :) K
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