Right onto the piece
Okay so we really didn't have a lot to do for this piece. Except we did have to do one thing...we had to chisel the siding off the edge of the wood table. Which took a bit of time but it was worth it in the end. I decided to stick with the same paint for the table legs & chiseled part to pull them together with the china cabinet. It took a few coats of paint for everything and a lot of time to dry. Now we didn't have a wood chisel handy but we made due with what we had. I learned alot about chiseling like you should go with the grain. That's very important! You also need a hammer to help you.
Here's what we finished with.
Yup its really needs some chairs now and a rug (Is it even possible to make a rug?). Maybe I can talk Jason into pushing up the chairs in the mean time while I figure out the rug idea.
***If you need more information on using a wood chisel please visit here. It shows you the basic steps to follow, and gives you some good tips.***
Wow..this is great transformation !! I love how it turned out !! Great job !!
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ReplyDeleteWow! Your dining table is looking great! You certainly are creative!
ReplyDeleteOh that is gorgeous! My dining table is on my hit list of stuff to paint, so this was very inspiring. Happy to be a new follower via GFC and looking forward to more inspiration!
ReplyDeleteGreat table! I need to do mine as well. You CAN make a rug. My local craft exhibition had a woman making a braided rug out of wool scraps. perhaps using a couple wool blankets from a thrift shop. braid starting at center making an oval loop, sewing together with heavy thread. She would braid some, and had a big clamp that she would attach braid to table to keep tight while she was sewing a section.
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Natalie
Marigolds' Loft
Love how the table looks in the room with the white china cabinet! Harmonizes wonderfully with the accent wall...wonderful job! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteI really liked what you did with the dining table. The table looks more beautiful than before.
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ReplyDeleteNice sharp contrasts between the wood/white and your beautiful china cabinet redo and your wonderful red wall. Lovely.
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