Even after four coats of polyurathane the paint dots are still raised which I really like. It gives it a nice texture when you run your hand over it.
I dropped it off at the library this afternoon, and I'm a bit sad to see it go (okey maybe more than a bit). I hope it finds a good home. I wish I had a place in my house to put it.
Here's the seat. The large dots are the glass beads - they stick out a little, but not so much they hurt your bum.

And here's the back...

And here's the back of the back...
5 comments:
How can you give that up? It's gorgeous. I wish I could bid on it.
I re-painted all my cheesey dining room chairs several years ago. I found a great Waverly fabric with a bee motif and then decided to paint bugs on the splat of each chair. They are fun - but not as fun as your fishy chair.
Karen
Thanks Karen, Some day I want to make bar stools for my kitchen in a similar style. I don't know if I'll ever get around to it though.
Jennifer it is absolutely beautiful. If I lived near your library that chair would be coming home with me. I don't know how you could ever give it up! Please do make your bar stools for the kitchen... they will be a treasure for your children.
That is one gorgeous chair...it looks like so much work. I hope it finds a good home :-)
I remember this from earlier. It's so beautiful!
Anette
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