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Mar
23
Tracy’s husband made this potting bench for her several years ago. Last year she thought about painting it, but decided not to for fear she wouldn’t be happy with it. Just recently she gave it an awesome makeover using a bit of Basil Green Folkart paint and lots of dark brown wax. I think it’s beautiful! I love the way the green is noticeable but not overbearing. It but blends beautifully with the rest of the natural wood colors. Nice job Tracy! See the transformation of this potting bench on Tracy’s Trinkets and Treasures.
By Amanda Formaro
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Gorgeous! I think I need my hubby to make me one!!!