I happened to have my grandmother's old wrought iron tea cart in our gazebo. It was starting to look a little tired so I decided to repaint it for an upcoming party. I've seen a lot of pictures lately of turquoise tea cart/beverage stations like this one.
As a result, I decided to step away from my tried and true Rust-oleum black and go with something much bolder. Here is the tea cart before.
I cleaned it with liquid dish soap and water and got the dirt off and then took out the inserts. Sadly, I did't take pictures of the painting process, but it involved one and a half cans of this baby.
A great little cart to help guests stay cool during a fun summer party!
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8 comments:
love all things painted - and this was the perfect choice! i have a white one on the porch - i may be buying paint soon.! next to you twice this warm morning in CA.
I love the color you used. You did a great job, thank you for sharing it at The Really Crafty Link Party this week! Pinned!
I love the beautiful color you chose for the beverage cart makeover. It has such a bright, fresh look now. Thanks for sharing at Snickerdoodle Sunday. I'll be featuring this at today's party.
The color you chose is perfect, I love all the scrolling it turned out great.
Thanks for sharing on the #OMHGFF this week!
That came out so cute. I love the circular details on the cart they we're lost in the black. The blue really makes them pop. Good choice
Love the blue color! You did an amazing job :)
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What a transformation! This is a gorgeous color! Thanks for sharing with #SocialButterflySunday! Hope to see you link up again this week :)
Love the bright summer color! Thank you for sharing on the Art of Home-Making Mondays! :)
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