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Thrift to Treasure | Up-cycled Project | Thrift Store Makeover | Farmhouse DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- thrift to treasure, trash to treasure, DIY furniture, Farmhouse DIY, up-cycled projects, thrifting DIY, home decor makeover, thrift store makeover, repurposed furniture
Today I am working on making a side table and chair from some thrifted items. Don't forget you can still use the 10% off of your Arteza purchase by using the information below!
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I never thought that things that you can bring life back to many of the things that are from thrift stores. You have shown me that it can be done. Not only can you but you can make them look better than before. Thank you so muvh.
pretty.
Very nice.
I love that old suitcase!
Really pretty 😉
Great job.
Beautiful❤️❤️
I love all those pieces.thank you
Outstanding. I really liked this.
LOVE!!!
So beautiful . I love your ideas . Rose-Marie in Canada
Beautiful!! Ty for sharing!
They all came out stunning but yet it looked so easy to do. Thanks for sharing
Loved the DIYs really liked the way the suit case turned out.
I love what you did to these items ,very up-market!!
Use coffee grounds in a bowl to get rid of musty smell
You've had some great projects but this is my favorite! Fantastic job!
Very nice - I love your channel!
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Hello Sandy from Ohio put coffee in your suitcase it does take the smell out of used in Old trunks before. you can put it in your coffee filters
News paper is great for absorbing odors! Just put it in there for a couple of days:)
Thanks for the tip! :)
south dakota..sioux falls
Jessica, Wahoo! They all look fantastic. I love how u did that suit case n the gray stripes really gives it some personality, so cute ( got to get me that gray paint u used) The chair. What a great idea using that shirt for making a pillow. I’m sure after u took off the cane from the chair u placed a piece of board at the hole so no one would get their hiney stuck in it 😊. Ok, now I’ve got to be on the hunt for an old suitcase cuz I have one those folding things that r used for them.
Loved it all.... super job 😆♥️
Shelly Dehart yes that’s exactly how I fixed the seat! Thanks for watching!
Wow! Both turned out really nice!
They turned so pretty
I loved the way you sewed the chair cushion using an old shirt, the suitcase was also impressive.
First timer here. Love all the projects. I've had a suitcase that I didn't know what to do with. THX for the inspiration
Great job! Really enjoyed your video!
Love how the suitcase turned out , how did you fix the chair ?
Hi Sherry! I go into more detail in this video! Thanks for watching! th-cam.com/video/EOFSPuhwgi4/w-d-xo.html
Did you put a solid bottom in the chair first❓... great job on all ‼️👍🏻🌸
Yes I did
Beautiful work! Love the color choices!💕
That was the best make over ever❌⭕️❌⭕️
It is really nice. Just the next time use the back ofbthe shirt for the chair and do the strips with the sides of the shirt i learn sewing and reusing materials from my mother who was a proffesional seamstress😍
Very pretty----thanks.
I really enjoy your videos. Here is a useful tip for working with fabrics, always iron your fabric before cutting. You will get more accurate cuts with less waste, it's easier to work with and more pleasing to the eye.
Love these
These are beautiful! I love the simplicity of them.
I love upcycling old things to new uses. I am still very hesitant to paint wood items though, but seeing how nicely yours come out I guess I will have to give it a try.
Love the way they came out!!
Love the details on the chair, I would have given it a sanding on those areas go really bring out the pretty details , with the wood showing would be a nice match with the suitcase . But very pretty.
I have a suitcase just like that my families. I am going to paint it Thanks for the inspiration
Loved all your projects each one looks great
Charcoal briquettes, with out the quick light, work well to absorb the moisture and mildew smell from suitcases also opening it up and leaving it in the direct sunlight helps. I do the sun first and then put the charcoal in and change it every day for the first two days and then if it still smells then do sun again and then put charcoal in and leave it for a few more days. Then it should be gone but i also put a few dryer sheets in it when I'm done especially if i put clothes in it.
I love these trash to treasure DIY's, much better than the DT ones. I think that there's too much wastage and we should all be repurposing 🤗
Love all the projects. Very nice job
Purdy paintbrushes are game changers for walls, furniture and crafts! They're a little spendy but I watch for sales at Sherwin Williams stores or 11% sales at Menards. Love your upcycles!
They look so pretty. Great job 🤗
Hi.Was wondering about the seat of that chair.The cushion looked nice, but did you fill in that opening where that came was?That chair would be perfect for a plant chair.What does the inside of the case look like?
Hi Vicki! I cut out a piece of wood the size of the hole and secured it on the bottom with a 1x2 and screws, then I applied wood filler and sanded it down. Then added the paint so it looks more like a solid base. I would rather the caning but it's hard to find someone that still does that. Thanks for watching!
I love Arteza paints,they are amazing!! I also love love love your DIYs!!
Wow! Your suitcase turned out great!! Thank you for sharing!
Love to thrift dive!!! Love your projects! - questions - “What would you says is your biggest inspiration for developing your DIYs?.” “How big is your farm?” “What year is your farmhouse?” - Love from Laguna Beach, California
Wow! So beautiful! U r so creative! U did such a great job! Thanks for sharing. God bless u
Very nicely done! Just moved from California to North Carolina! Going all Farmhouse loving it!
I want to get out of California! :( So jelly. North Carolina must be so much nicer all the way around. California used to be nice. Touche.
What did you do to the seat of the chair to replace the cane? Just curious. I have one as well with slightly damaged cane. They sell pressed seats through Home Depot, I believe, in various patterns that you can stain or paint. They have several designs to choose from. Liked your items very much. You could also have papered the inside of the suitcase or used a fabric liner, but you would have had to sanitize it. You can still do that if you choose. You're correct. Paint does remove stale odors very well. Thank you. I thoroughly enjoy your videos.
Hi! I cut out a piece of wood the size of the hole and secured it on the bottom with a 1x2 and screws, then I applied wood filler and sanded it down. Then added the paint so it looks more like a solid base. I would rather the caning but it's hard to find someone that still does that. Thanks for the tips and watching!
Absolutely amazing they all turned out so beautiful!! It is so great to watch your videos thank you!!! Talent talent talent Galore! 💜
In case you didn't, I would advise leaving things like suitcases purchased from thrift stores, outdoors for a few days due to possible bed bugs.
Also, if there was mildew on the inside of the suitcase, it will eventually bleed through the paint, should always use a mildew killer first.
Having said that, love the ideas! I want a chair exactly like that without the bottom, to use as a planter chair outside!
Della Hicks oh yes! I definitely do that! And sanitize with Clorox wipes! 😊
I really like your attention to detail! I'm new to your channel. I look forward to more of your creative ideas!! Thanks for sharing -- Sandie
Great job on both pieces, but I LOVE the suitcase !!!
Cute! Love how you recycled the shirt for the chair cushion!
Oh I was hoping you'd show how you did the chair cushion.
Elaine Morris I might be able to do that in a future video 😊
Great projects! You surely got a lot of mileage out of that shirt! You and I think alike! Your little intro could be me!
Love it all!! Everyone else has covered the suggestions & recommendations🤔 Love old suitcases!! Your luggage rack has beautiful details!! The "ticking" was a great choice!! The chair❣️ Thank you for sharing!! I always like your videos!! Hugs from Michigan❤️
Awesome job. Everything looks gorgeous, so farmhouse. Thank you for sharing ♡
I actually am looking at the paneling behind you and was wondering if you painted it. If so, what kind of paint did you use? I have real wood paneling, not panel board, you know there’s a big difference. I have some ideas of my own, but would like to know what you did. Thank you for your input. 😊
Hi! So when we moved in it was a dark brown paneling from the 70s. And it’s the board kind. I first had to use kilz paint primer to avoid any bleed through. It’s is really smelly though so if you use that just make sure you are able to open windows to ventilate the area. Then I put two coats of behr brand paint over that in a satin finish. The color is called skaters pond. It’s a white but has a slight bluish tint.
Thank you so much! I thought about the Kilz, stinky as it is, I keep it in stock, because that’s all you can use on some things. I wasn’t sure about paint, though. It’s always good to be able to ask someone who had a good result... and yours does look good. Thanks again, I enjoy your videos. 😊👍🏻
Omgosh this is remarkable, the transformation is unbelievable. I love it all, but the way u hid the parts of the table with that fabric, again omgosh. Tyfs take vmcare, n I'm always excited when I get notified that u have posted a vid.
I used news paper to absorb the musty smell out of suede....just change it every few days until the odor is gone...🤔 might work for your suitcase...
So my question is did you always live on a farm...or know that you wanted to?
Thanks for the tip! And good question I’ll add that one to the video I’ll be doing 😊
Try a bag of charcoal (small) and leave it closed for several days.
Really well done! Was wondering about the hole in the chair too, but read your answer under another comment. Would love to know where you live. It looks so pretty and peaceful. Greetings from California. Yep! I'm getting out of this state in 2020.
Love the video but you should have shown how to finish out the chair-you had to have installed some type of hard sturdy bottom first and then how to finish cushion-so please don't skip those details....
Hi Victoria! Yes I realized that as an afterthought. I recently bought another broken cane chair so I am going to do a more detailed tutorial of how I fix those type of chairs and then one on making cushions. Thanks for watching!
@@TheRetroFarmhouse Ohhhhhh wonderful-I will be watching! Thank you and love your videos!
Did the odor dissipate from the suitcase ❓
Yes it did! i did two layers of chalk paint! Although others have had some great ideas in the comments of how to get rid of the smell also! Thanks for watching!
The Retro Farmhouse Thank you for replying‼️‼️
Why chalk paint on the inside of the trunk instead of maybe kilz ?
D Bear I’m sure you could use that! I was working indoors so the smell of kilz is overwhelming
The BEST thing for "smells" to ELIMINATE them is Mary Ellen's ATMOSKLEAR. You can find it at hardware stores and on Amazon. Check out the reviews! I have been using it on EVERYTHING for 20 years; on antiques and even wood furniture. It was invented in MN where I live❣❣😙 GREAT on pet urine, fishy and musty smells - worth its weight in GOLD.
Leslie Jackson I've had good results with a combination of baking soda and coffee ,equal parts of both wrapped I tissue paper placed inside for a week or so to remove unpleasant odors from contai ers
I like the muted music. You should use it throughout the video. Great ideas.
Smells...try coffee grounds and also charcoal!
Nicely done. I have a very old chair that needs a seat and backing, so I'm wondering if you put a board under the cushion? Id like to have it re-caned but probably will macramé it instead, because of the expense, what do you think! It's stripped and I'm going to stain it, but don't what to do with the back and seat. Thank you for sharing.
Michele Heinze yes I did. I would have loved to re Cain it but it’s hard to find someone to do it.
@@TheRetroFarmhouse It certainly is, then they tell you how easy it is and to watch it on TH-cam. It's very difficult. Thank you Nicole, I appreciate you letting me know.
How do you compare folk art chalk paint to some of the other brands out there?
Good Question. I think it works really well. It's thick and sometimes I feel it goes on better. You will always have some see through when applying the first coat with any white, which is usually why it takes two coats. Mostly for me also is that I I do Amazon Prime a lot so it is more convenient for me to purchase then going to a store. And I can get it in the larger bottles. Thanks for watching!
I liked these projects, but could you go in to more detail on the chair? Did you put wood where the hole was?
Orange You Glad yes I did. I cut out a piece of wood the shape of the hole. Then secured it with two 1x2s underneath with screws.
Orange You Glad ultimately I would have rather re Cained it but I’m not an expert on that and it’s hard to find someone who is.
@@TheRetroFarmhouse Ok, thank you. I have a couple of chairs similar to that one, and I am deciding what to do. I really enjoy your videos. I enjoy the DIYs and I love trash to treasure projects! Thank you for sharing your talent.
@@TheRetroFarmhouse Me as well. Have a chair that the bottom side is that cane stuff and has a hole. Problem is I still don't know how to fix that since a piece of wood would not look good because of where the hole is. But I love what you did with your chair. Thanks for sharing.
Did you add a piece under the cushion on the chair or just place it over the hole?
Cindy Dolezal so I cut out a piece of wood that fit the hole and then scored it with small wood pieces underneath
So, you took off the damaged caning on the chair, but how did you “fix” it?
Lynn Harrell I added a wood piece to the bottom that was the shape of the hole and secured it with wood and screws on the bottom.
The Retro Farmhouse, great! Thanks for the reply.
I had the same question - I have an old chair I need to repair as well. I think I'll do what you did! Thanks for sharing!
@@TheRetroFarmhouse Did you wax or seal either of your items today?
Martha O'BRIAN not yet, but I plan on using a clear wax on my chair. I’m thinking about buying some of the ones from DIY paint that Jaime Ray Vintage sells. I highly recommend sealing stuff though. Especially since my house has a toddler 😊