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Jul
21
Susan took a boring, naked Ikea cart and gave it a truly lovely transformation. Using some paint, a hammer and some stamp pads to create this fabulous look. You can see the redo over at homeroad: IKEA Cart Re-Make.
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By Amanda Formaro
- Flower Cart Revamp
- Outdoor Furniture Save
- Rasterized Wall Art
- Stamped Leaf Wall Hanging
- Aging a new wooden toolbox
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