Trash to Treasure Barstool Makeover…

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We are so happy that our weather has been beautiful and we are able to paint furniture outdoors again! Today, we are sharing with you another trash-to-treasure makeover.

I found this barstool curbside in front of my neighbors house. Now, in my subdivision you are not permitted to place furniture or loose items at the curb. I felt especially fortunate that someone was not a rule follower and I got this great barstool for free!

It was not in the prettiest condition but it was solid and sturdy…

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.The legs were fairly worn and beat-up…

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.We painted the legs with leftover chalk paint in a blue-green hue.

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.The seat was very stained. It looked as though several types of liquids had been rested on it over a period of time.

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.The seat top was painted with leftover black chalk paint…

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.It needed two coats…

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.We then decided the seat needed a little something else – so we decided to paint a design using a stencil…

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.…secured the stencil in place with painters tape.

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.And painted the design using white chalk paint.

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.I love how crisp white the design is.

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.Now, to decide whose house it will belong in 🙂

This barstool was literally saved from the trash. See how a curbside discard gets a makeover and goes from trash to treasure.All it took was a little cleaning and the application of some homemade chalk paint.This was a very quick project as the chalk paint dried very fast. The best part is that it didn’t cost us any money – the chair was rescued from the curb and we had all other materials on-hoand from other projects. Our favorite kind 🙂

Have you made a curbside rescue lately? We’d love to hear about it!

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