I waited for the price to drop on this and was so happy that I got it.
It's in such good shape and will look so spooky loaded with pumpkins or creepy babies for Halloween.
Not that I have any creepy babies.
I do have a small statue that scares the crap-ola out of my 22 yr. old son.
He calls her moldy girl and has threatened to throw her over the fence if I don't take her away.
Being the prankster I am, I have giggled to myself about the fun I'd have if I stood her at the foot of his bed.
His older brother suggests that it would be great fun to take moldy girl up to college and leave her in little brother's apartment.
Yeah, the acorn doesn't fall far from the tree.
Insert evil laugh here.
I've been on a roll lately with my "baby finds"...
you've seen the high chair and now the carriage.
I will post about the chippy blue iron bed very soon!
So I ask you this- leave the carriage as is or paint it? I need to seal it at the very least so it doesn't get old peeling paint all over the place. I've cleaned it, but
I don't want to diminish it's value.
Any suggestions from you antique gals that do restoration?
Hmmm....what to do?
Can you help a sista out?
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