Hey Linda! You can find the After picture a bit closer to the top of the blog!

I can’t seem to find the ‘After’ picture. Can you please help me?
My sister has my Mom’s exact same waterfall cedar chest that is in pretty rough shape. I would love to show her how it could be refinished.
Thanks for your help.
Linda

Ahh thanks!

It looks gorgeous! I love the whitewash: it really elevates the look of it and still shows the beautiful details.

Ahh it’s so cool that you have the exact same cedar chest from your mom! There is a full picture in the post. You might have just missed it as we usually have it at the bottom of our posts. But for this one, you can find the full picture a little closer to the top. Let me know if you still can’t find it and we’ll help you out.

Hey Gloria! That’s so awesome that your mom had one from the 1930s. I bet that’s such a special piece to you. There is a comprehensive AFTER photo in this blog post and you might have just easily missed it. It’s actually up closer to the top! 😊

Aww thank you so much Christy! It was definitely a lot of work but SO worth it! And yeah, you can definitely try building one for yourself, it’ll come in handy for sure.

Haha thanks so much Denise! And yeah, they’re definitely not fun!

You’re so right, Gail! It really was a process, but I learned so much from it. And yeah hopefully, next time would be much easier than that!! That cedar chest of yours sounds like it’s something real special. I’d love to see what you do with it someday!

Thanks a lot for sharing!

Aww thank you so much Kathy!