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Vintage dressing table (solid wood is easier to work with) Mouse sander Sanding sheets 80 grit through to 400 grit Varnish stripper Lead testing kit Mask & goggles Gloves Basic tools eg screwdriver, spanner Wood filler Wire wool Ketchup and vinegar (really!) Paint (I used my own blend of Fusion Mineral Paints Renfrew Blue & Liberty Blue) Brushes Wallpaper paste Small plastic roller Wallpaper (I used Holden Dcors Gatsby in Teal) Ruler/ Measuring tape Craft Knife Craft Mat Mod Podge Wood stain (I used Colrons Light Oak Wood Dye) Oil/wax/varnish for finish (I used Fusion Mineral Paints Stain and Finishing Oil (Natural)) Lint free cloths Gold paint/wax (I used Rub n Buff in Antique Gold) Step 1: Preparation (Stripping & Sanding) I was drawn to this dressing table because it was solid, structurally sound and included some lovely detailing

Perfect for romantic summer weddings, garden parties, and sunset dinners

Cleaning alone starts at $200 and cleaning and preservation is $300

That's natural, and you can quickly bring it back to its original smoothness by allowing it to warm up a bit and then giving it another shake

Judging by the Fairy dress, his innermost thoughts must be a wonderland

Product Details & Tips: Fabric: Satin