Now ask me if I could go back and leave the upper cabinets red, would I? Do I regret even starting?
No.way. Even in their less than lovely two coats of primer state right now, I see the beauty. The kitchen already looks tons lighter, brighter and happier.
I am resisting the urge to show you my progress because I don't want to spoil my hard earned "tada" moment. Instead I'll just show you my pretty daisies and invite you to come back on Friday when I'll share with you how the cabinets turned out.
xo, Patty
love the pretty daisies but my heart is all aflutter at the thought of those white Mega TADA cabinet revel moments..
ReplyDeletejust the thought brings me a giant size grin..
good luck
I once painted kitchen cabinets and I feel your pain. Red is one of the hardest colors to cover with paint and just in case you ever feel the need to paint again....yellow is the other one. I will never paint anything red or yellow for just those reasons. I am sure it will be worth it all in the end though.
ReplyDeleteKeep it up!! I'll be back. :)
ReplyDeleteSounds very promising.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing your finished kitchen :)
You Go girlfriend!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteXO Kris
You can do it Patty, slow and steady wins the race...and the cabinet painting project :>) You're going to love the change, I can't wait to see it!
ReplyDeleteEager to see your cabinets. I'm thinking about some kitchen fix-up, but may just go with a paint job.
ReplyDeleteHang in there! Can't wait to see it!
ReplyDeleteEnjoying the process, cause you're doing the work... smile. Looking forward to seeing the results. Meanwhile, have fun.
ReplyDeleteOh Patty. GOOD LUCK! That sounds like a tumultuous job but oh, it will be SOOOO worth it. I did that once, too. The cabinets were dark wood. They looked fabulous when they were all white. I was soooooo happy I did it.
ReplyDeleteI have to paint the living room soon and I am NOT looking forward to that but alas, it has to be done.
Can't wait to see the finished product of your kitchen makeover. Susan