Bought this table from the Marketplace and refinished with gray gel stain, watered down gray paint, and black glaze. Then painted the rest white.
So it turns out the last dining table I thought I did for our own home sold soon after sharing. Luckily I have a few more dining tables in my stock to paint pil…
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Hubby and I were tired of our coffee tables. They were cheap when we got them and a lot of the tiles on top we cracked. Needless to say, this was not what we wanted in the middle of our living room. We found a stack of tiles at the Habitat for Humanity and went…
This week I've been working on a coffee table my Mom bought off Craigslist. She has been wanting one to go in her family room. This ...
How to refinish a table to make it look brand new! A step-by-step guide of our process
A step by step tutorial on how to refinish an old wooden coffee table, to make it your own. Sand, stain, and seal any wood table.
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In this article, we'll dive into the step-by-step process of transforming an ordinary coffee table into something extraordinary.
Slow and steady is the new motto around here. Little by little, things are getting done closer to done. Here's the current punch list: Nursery: Design/build loft bed (The bones are there, but need to work on finishing touches.) Build twin size bed (bed/mattress/under-bed storage are halfway complete) Wallpaper above the chair rail ...Finish installing chair rail (there is, quite literally, a speedbump in the beadboard) Finish sewing curtains (It's a ruffled chiffon panel. I'm stupid for even trying this, hours invested so far: 3) Make cornice box Figure out bedding Art/accessories Master Bedroom: All textiles (bedding/pillows/curtains/rugs/etc.) Finish tripod lamp Build bench (optional, which means it probably won't happen by Feb. 1st) Art/accessories Bathroom: Make lighted art feature (bought the bulbs) Upcycle a wooden table Paint wire shelving (gold, obviously) Finish sconces (almost done) Make a ceiling light Curtains Art/accessories Living Room: Re-wallpaper. I don't love the current stuff, as it was chosen/applied in a hurry on December 15th. Finish coffee table Refinish armoire Build credenza Make/buy TV Finish light-box Curtains Art/accessories Kitchen/Dining: Build cabinetry Paint banquette Art/accessories Study: I'm contemplating leaving this room out of the challenge altogether, which is unfortunate. I have some great (but time-consuming) ideas for this room, and looking at the list above is discouraging. We'll see what I have time for, I guess. This room needs EVERYTHING. All it has is: flooring, wiring, windows/trim, and a firepole. Totes bare bones. This isn't overwhelming at all (lying). In other craft-palace news, I went "shopping" in my late-grandfather-in-law's abandoned woodworking shop again and got some great tools and materials. I even found a 1:12 furniture kit for a table, new and still in the box. I heard that before he passed, he had wanted to build/furnish a dollhouse. Though I never got to meet him, I'd like to think he'd be glad to know where all his stuff is going. I wish he was still around to help me with my techniques. So, Peep, if you're reading my very boring and incredibly obscure blog from heaven, thanks man. And your family misses you. It wouldn't be a normal TinyFixation post without a few pics of my current projects/process/progress! Liquid motivation/self-forgiveness. In that order. Don't judge. You can see the beginnings of the treehouse loft for the nursery in this pic. I've made a lot more progress since this was taken last week. I found these scrapbook embellishments at Hobby Lobby. The backs of these aren't horrendous as I had anticipated. Throw pillows, fo shizzle. They aren't squishy like pillows, but this stuff doesn't need to be functional. I have to keep reminding myself that it only needs to look authentic. I also have a beautiful collection of antique hankies. I've been curating this collection since I was a wee little lass. They're totally gorge, yet under appreciated. They're hidden away 100% of the time. I've been thinking about using a few in the dollhouse, but that would require cutting them. I guess they're collecting dust anyway, I might as well showcase them in a new way, no? I'll have to ask mom what she thinks. And here are my almost-finished sconces for the bathroom. They'll flank a bevel-edged oval mirror over the sink. I like 'em a bunch. Sorry you have to see my man-hands. I've been showing a lot less stuff since I'd like there to be a few surprises on February 1st. It's not as fun if I don't keep some secrets. We're down to the wire... again. Just under 2 weeks left. So I hope I can squeeze in time for another post or two before the deadline.
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When I was getting married and moving out, all of my friends and family seemed to see it as their opportunity to get rid of all their old, u...
See step-by-step how we TOTALLY rescued 2 beat-up dining tables with a little elbow grease, a lot of sanding, and some fresh stain and sealer.
This change in our house has been a long time coming.A year ago when we built our house, I bought all of our new furniture on a whim & didn't reallytake the time to plan out each room individually.So we ended up with all new furniture with a dark black finish. Don't get me wrong, I love our furniture, but why I chose black, I will never know. It's just not my style & did not fit into my vision for our home.Lucky for me, I am passionate about redoing furniture.So, now I am started on this long journey of makingover the pieces in
In this video I refinish a Lane Acclaim Coffee table that I bought at a garage sale for $15.If you would like to make a contribution to my channel please cli...
Learn how to refinish a table without sanding or stripping. It is so easy and the results are stunning. It'll save you money in the long run too!
