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Encore: Old Pianos with a New Song

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Part 2 in the guest room makeover is the TV tray nightstand that Matthew left behind. I painted it black, then decoupaged music-themed fabric to a portion of the top after painting a keyboard on the remaining part. A thin ribbon of red separates the two treatments. All is sealed with layers of Mod Podge. I found this beautiful little planter in the clearance section at Walmart and thought it would be perfect for the space. I especially live how it's shaped like a metronome.

After a mildly emotional parting with the furniture Pat and I bought together over 25 years ago, our guest room is now taking on a musical vibe.

I'll Fly Away Redeemed

Trumpet Voluntary

Here's a remake of an old favorite: the Piano Duet that anyone can play. 😁 And while you decide on your strategy to win the game, I hope the colors of the playing pieces (tuning pins) will remind you to pray for Ukraine to win this ugly war.

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