r/upcycling • u/dourrose • 5d ago
Completed Upcycling Project Before and After
Found this broken on side of the road with a free sign. I removed the legs for it to fit in my car and ended up replacing some hardware. Got a lead test, all clear. Cleaned and fixed it up for my toddler as a craft station that was short enough :)
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u/SailorSpyro 5d ago
I can just imagine all the stuffed animals sitting on those little benches!
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u/UpsetDust277 5d ago
OP, ya did a good thing in upcycling and the craft center is awesome. I never sand, just slap paint on cuz I am impatient but might sand on my next project.
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u/AtlasAfterRain 5d ago
It went from looking ordinary to something you'd find in a fancy design store. Love the new look!
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u/PaulineRusert 4d ago
Beautiful!
I thought it was a bed at first.
You did a really nice job.
Why did you decide to go with paint instead of a stain, oil, wax, or other finish?
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u/dourrose 4d ago
Thank you :) mostly because it’s for my toddlers space and i wanted to make it more colorful
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u/Big_Criticism_8335 5d ago
That's really quite lovely! At 1st, I couldn't tell what it was without the legs. I thought it was a bed frame or a really odd bench 😅 It is unique even as a table - I've never seen shelves like that before, but I'm sure they'll be handy for organizing craft supplies.