Roadside changing table {part II}.

Onto part II of the riveting changing table re-do. If you haven’t read part I, check it out. After painting the wood bright orange, I painted the shelf pieces white and reinstalled ‘em…

I hada sheet on top of the shelf to see if I wanted to use fabric to cover the shelves. Nah, not the look I’m going for…

I went to Hobby Lobby and found some really bright and colorful scrapbook paper – $0.59 a piece, and an additional 40% off. Less than five bucks later, I was at home with a challenge to decoupage the shelves with some pretty floral…

I knew there would be seams on where the papers touched, but with such a busy pattern I didn’t think it’d be really noticeable. Plus, I knew the shelves would be covered with a changing pad, baskets, etc..

I added some mod podge and used a foam paintbrush to spread a thin layer down first, added the paper, and then followed with a few more layers of mod podge on top of that {letting each layer dry before starting on the next}.

The seams are pretty noticeable here, but not once you’re more than a foot away…

I struggled with some bubbles at the beginning as you can see below. {I’m no mod podge expert.} But by the last top coat, the bubbles were virtually nonexistent.

And here it is in all it’s glory…

I love how it pulls the colors from my DIY mobile…

Oh, and here are some new cloth diapers I bought that are just as bright and beautiful as the floral shelves! {More on that later.}

See, the seams and the tiny bubbles are hardly noticeable…

I like the sheen that the mod podge adds to the shelves…

And, it wouldn’t be a true re-do post without a before & after photo comparison…

So, what do you think? Like the bold, or is it too much color for ya? {I actually really like how it turned out!}