I've slacked off on the blogging but I've been very busy painting furniture for some sweet moolah. In the past few weeks I have purchased quite a bit of furniture and
also got my first custom order!
I also decided to start a Facebook page. I think it would be a good idea to start a following for people who are interested in what I do, or who are actively buying furniture. Who knows. You can follow me here:
www.facebook.com/dfwshabbychicfurniture https://www.facebook.com/thatshabbyguy (Updated to correspond with my new business name)
I'm going to rush through this post since I am kinda beat from too much furniture painting. There's a lot of pictures to show off.
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| I got this for free out of an abandoned storage unit thanks to my storage facility manager! |
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| Sold this beauty for $400! My highest so far! $350 profit! |
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| Got this one with a matching dresser. $100 for the set. |
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| ...and here is the matching dresser. |
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| Sold this set for $550 for $400 profit. |
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| I bought this dresser for $125 and sold it for $400. $250 profit. |
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| I got these two dressers for $100 each! |
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| Matching chest for the $200 set. |
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| Someone on my Facebook page custom ordered the set for $800! $600 profit! |
I'm constantly looking for more furniture and I have bought more furniture to paint but I'll save them for later posts when I get it all painted and sold.
My painting furniture for profit business is still going strong. The past two weeks has yielded $1600 profit. I'm still in line with my previous post around $800 for the week.
Shabby chic furniture is very profitable. I hope that I can continue this pace!
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