Yes, you can even give a play kitchen a modern makeover.
Bringing your kids into the kitchen doesn’t require you to be a top chef; only time and maybe a willingness to get a little messy. – Michael Mina
Being a former cooking instructor, I love to see kids in the kitchen. And what could be more fun than having their very own kitchen to cook right alongside you?
Today’s #ssmfeatureme is Sara from NiftyThriftyMomma. She is a mom of three and loves to decorate, DIY, thrifting, and enjoying the small things in life!
When I saw her play kitchen makeover, I was in love!!!!! Too much adorableness.
Sara says -“This was a fun and easy DIY.”
PLAY KITCHEN MAKEOVER SUPPLIES
- Scrub Brush and Warm Water
- Screwdriver
- Sand Paper
- Glossy White Spray Paint
- Rose Gold Spray Paint
- Using a scrub brush and warm soapy water, clean the item well.
- Before painting, remove all the knobs, stovetop, sink, etc with a screwdriver. (You may want to bag and label your items for ease when putting it back together.)
- Sand the main kitchen area.
- The kitchen was painted using this spray paint.
- The hardware was painted using THIS.
- After everything is dry, you can reassemble it.
*Here is a handy how-to video if you need one.
**Make sure to read all the instructions for proper handling of the spray paint (label on each can).
Often times, things just need a little TLC to bring them up to “code”. Not only was this toy saved from potential garbage, yep, things like this get thrown all the time😔, but it saved money in purchasing a new one. A new play kitchen can run over $100.
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Hi! We have this same kitchen and I am prepping to make it over! Did you take the kitchen apart to paint it? Or was it all together and you just took off the appliances?
We did not take apart the kitchen or remove appliances.