Home Improvement > Decorating > FurnitureSeptember 29, 2008

Craft: Crackled Cupboard

Refurbished Cupboard

Refurbished Cupboard

This old cupboard was in the basement when I bought my house. I thought it had charm because it was made of car siding which happens to be pretty much in vogue. It was a dull brown so I set to revamping it. I decided to crackle it, using hide glue. (Crackling in this manner is an inexact way so you might like to use a kit or crackle medium instead of the glue) It now it has a place in my kitchen by my dining set. I love it now!

By Elaine from Iowa

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By blindquilter (Guest Post) 10/15/2008

Car siding?

<b>Editor's Note</b> Looks like railroad box car siding.

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10/02/2008

Drool! I love your cupboard!! We have similar taste and I love how you decorated the inside too!!!

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10/01/2008

Janiee, your armoire is beautiful! I have refinished lots of good pieces too and it is so satisfying isn't it?

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09/30/2008

I LOVE your cupboard! Several years ago,I found the below armoire at a garage sale. It was in really bad shape. It had 4 coats of paint...black,brown,white and green.
I refinished it to the way it looks not. I stripped the paint,sanded and rubbed with Tung Oil. It is not stained but the oil bought out the beautiful different woods in it.
It is so pretty and so is your cupboard.

RE: Craft: Crackled Cupboard

By Michele (Guest Post) 09/29/2008

I love your cupboard. I really like the primitive/shabby chic decorating. You did a great job. Thank you for sharing with us.

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09/29/2008

Elaine,

I love your cupboard! Nice job and good idea. Thanks for sharing!

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