Three generations of males in Jason's family have grown up on meals in this high chair. I love the heritage represented in this beautiful piece of furniture. And ever since I've had a slight obsession with finding my own.
We can definitely use another high chair here and a wooden one would look like a piece of furniture and blend beautifully with our dinner table and not look nearly as ugly as a plastic chair.
I love this color on furniture, especially with the distressed effect.
So I googled wooden high chairs. But, they all cost more then I wanted to pay ($250+). So I searchd on Craigslist. And I found some good deals for $50. But they were very far away and I didn't want to take a 2hr+ trip.
I love this painted wooden high chair. So it was okay with me if it was a little rough looking so I could paint the chair if need be.
Or I could use this high chair cover tutorial and spiff it up this way.
And then it happened. I found one. For thirty-dollars. Yes, thirty. And right here in town. My sister and I snagged it together. We were going to do some pictures with it, but time ran away from us. But here it is. I can't decide what to do with it. I don't think i'm going to paint it. The roughest part is the tray, but the rest looks pretty good. I love it!
And Micah Man seems happy enough to eat in it. I think that's because he's pretty much happy with anything involving eating.
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Yae! I can't believe we found it! I think God was saving it so that we could have that "sister moment" together. Hmm, too big to bring along in Feb, right? That's sad. :(
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