Looking for a few more unique items to sell in our booth, this little giraffe caught my eye. Cute as he is....I decided to update him a bit.
A base coat of Annie Sloan graphite, Valspar weathered crackle glaze and a top coat of oops return turquoise paint transformed Mr. Giraffe into a sleek riding pony.
A new mane, ears, and a tail were added using burlap with a fleur de lis print, and a couple silver accents that came out of my scrapbook stash. These were glued on and a bit of soft trim that looks like barbed wire finished the mane area.
Two wood drawer handles were attached using a doweling screw for new eyes.
Yee Haw! Grab your lasso and saddle up!
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8 comments:
Shannon, you did a great transformation on the giraffe. Love the mane!!
He is just so dern cute!
Love the burlap mane and tail!
Pat
Oh my word, how cute is this. I love it. Hugs, Marty
I love how this turned out! If you have not shared yet at the Bacon Time linky, you are welcome to. Turquoise is one of my favorite colors.
Adorable!! Love the color :)
He is a whole new 'horse' now! Love the color and the mane. Thanks for linking to TTF!
Linda
What a cute transformation! He looks so shabby chic now. Thank you for sharing at What We Accomplished Wednesdays. Have a great week! ~Deborah
What a sweet transformation. All you need now is a lasso, some cowboy boots and a Roy Rogers movie to ride along with!
Theresa