I’m quite happy with how my print basket turned out after my little makeover last week. When I purchased it before the first indoor show of the year, I always meant to spray paint it white but didn’t have time.

Though I love the natural look of the basket, it stuck out too much in my otherwise white decore. The less distraction the better.

Spray painting is so easy and makes for a big difference. This was just a $25 basket from Michael’s so I wasn’t worried about ruining it either. It took 3 quick layers and I had a much better “shabby chic” looking display rack!

It looked great at my latest show and really fitted in much better. Now I just wish it could fold up so it wouldn’t take up so much space in the car!

 

xo,
e.

Some bonds never really leave us.
They simply find new ways to stay close.

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