starting point: noun

earliest limiting point

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 I know I could go out and buy a new bathroom cabinet, but then I like to upcycle as many things as I can. Plus, I get to add my touch to them and that's the best part to me. So I took on my outdated, boring, bathroom cabinet....

and got some ideas from Pinterest ( of course, right? ) from: http://www.shoppersbase.com/14728/upgrade-your-bathroom-to-new-levels-with-the-new-trends-in-2012/ and from http://inspiredesignandcreate.com/

What intrigured me from the pins were the color inside the cabinets. You don't have to have plain boring white anymore...yay!! That got me to thinking, and this is what I came up with:

And yes, I removed the "normal" things in my cabinet and replaced them with some prettier stuff, I mean who wants a picture of aspirin bottles and vitimins for the picture? This paper came from DCWV Animal Stack. I love the plaid mix of green, pink and gold tones, and it looks so fresh! I adhered it to the back of the cabinet with Scor-Tape. I painted the inside of the cabinet with Patio Paint Fern Green. ( 3 coats, foam brush )

I also painted the swing door to the cabinet, papered it with DCWV Shimmer Stack paper, added a trim piece from the Animal Stack collection and finished it off with a pink satin ribbon and bow from Really Reasonable Ribbon. I also hand sewed a border around the paper, first securing the 2 12 x 12 sheets with masking tape, which is covered up by the middle trim piece. The entire piece was mounted with Scor-Tape.

So you can see, Pinterest can be a starting point, and idea...you don't have to do it exactly their way if you don't want to, it's up to you to decide. So let's see how a pin has inspired you, I can't wait to see what you come up with!

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