I was fortunate to be the beneficiary of a garage clean out. Harvey gave me this wonderful mirror frame along with a trunkful of old windows. I was just plain giddy! I painted the frame white and built a shelf around it. My son graciously came down and cut the backing for me. Circular saws intimidate me. I've been afraid of them my entire life. My Dad would set his circular saw in the door of the shop if he wanted to keep me out. It worked like a charm. For some reason, the radial arm saw doesn't have the same effect on me. Go figure.
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I know what you mean about certain power tools. I'm the same way. Glad my DH enjoys helping me. He is so good! Going on another CC trip later with a friend. I will take her by your shop when we go.
Thanks, Yvonne. There is going to be a party at Renaissance Antiques on Thursday. I plan to be there.
SMiles,
Teresa
Ooo great piece! Ya did gooood! I dont' even go near power tools. LOL
I am the same way with power tools. I let my husband do all that stuff. It scares me. I am a big baby!!!
Great idea. Very cool!
I.do.not.use.power.tools...end of discussion! Call me a wimp...I don't care!!!
I'm pretty sure that's what high heels and kitchen knives were invented for.
Debbie
I'm glad you stopped by and left me a comment! I love treasure hunts and treasure hunters! I will be following you!
Nice modification!the beauty is still there and it may preserve for more years from now.I am also into modification I will buy some good stuff at antique kansas city and reassemble it and always satisfy with the results.
Wow...what a great piece! You lucky gurl you! And lol, the circular saw is spooky huh? LOL.
-c
Wow what a Blessing to receive this. It is so cute! So glad that I found your blog!
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