DIY Mosaic Table Top with Broken Dishes. Design ideas for an outdoor project. Includes a step by step tutorial with video. A fun garden craft
The Smashed Tile Table has got to be one of my favourite projects to date and it challenged me. But in the best possible way! I have to say, the transformation from where this humble little table started to where it ended up is pretty dramatic. Which is very fitting because the drama with this […] Read More
Christine demonstrating the herringbone stitch. Tuesday morning, October 1, 2013. Today, our craft group gathered in the gazebo outside of The Company of Angels school store to make table top puppe…
Here are 60 ideas To Recycle Vintage Sewing Machines into various types of home decor accessories. We hope that some of these ideas will inspire you.
Have you ever wanted to make your own DIY pallet coffee table? This tutorial is going to help you do just that. No fancy equipment necessary.
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Lightweight Portable Table-Top Artists Easel: …from timber offcuts and using hand tools only. As I have space limitations, I needed an easel that isn’t too bulky and heavy, is quickly and easily packed away and does not take up a lot of space when stored. I could only find hobby easels and thes…
Hello there... Found this beautiful mosaic stone art table top at The Antique Emporium where I rent a room. It's sealed with some sort of acrylic... Love it...keeping it.... I've been busy trying to get items ready for the Fancy Flea Market in LAKELAND on April 28th. Have a great day... Sylvia
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Turns out, shattered dishes make the perfect tiles for creating one-of-a-kind mosaics.
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Build a unique, pretty & super cheap table top with this DIY Wood Color Block Table Top tutorial! This DIY would make a great bench top too.
I wanted to create a beautiful, woodsy, swirly table top to match a hanging quilt, and I wanted to try painting a picture using wood stain, but I ran into the f…
When you want to add a little floral personality to your coffee table or furniture piece, grab stain markers and draw some flowers. Our DIY shows you how.
This is 12 Helpful Tips for Joining Planks for a Table Top, your guide to joining several different pieces of wood together to look like one awesome table
A roundup of 19 DIY epoxy resin tables you can make or buy! From epoxy river tables, coffee tables, dining tables, and more.
A few weeks back I came across a garage sale find on a busted up round oak table. To be totally honest, it was in pretty gross shape.. but hey, I’ve been there before, and I never gave up on myself.. so why give up on the table?
DIY Epoxy Glaze Coated Penny Table Top Project : He Places Over 3 Thousand Pennies On A Table, and creates such a unique and high glossy customized table
After something more exciting than another character oak table top? We've been hunting around and asking our suppliers to provide us with some alternatives.
Hello everyone! Happy Saturday! This past week I was browsing the swap pages on facebook and I found a woman who was GIVING AWAY her old table for FREE. Yes. FREE!!! So I promptly begged Jordan who eventually said OK fine.. This baby was in rough shape.. It had apparently been stored in a garage for a long time and had really been HEAVILY used. It was just screaming for a bit of love.. So I obliged ;) I'm so nice like that! I've had quite a few friends point me in the direction of a blog called "Sawdust & Embryos". The woman who writes it does wonderful stuff with stain to make art pieces so I thought I's give it a whirl... I started by sanding the dickens out of the top until I was super duper sure that it was down to raw bare wood. I used pretty much every grit possible up to 220. It took forever... Of course I just had to do it at night so I was nice to my neighbors and left my garage door closed which necessitated some sort of respirator lol. I'm so cool!! haha. Ikea napkins are the shit.. Just sayin! So once that was done I had the big idea to try out a bit of stain art and I needed a concept drawing before I sketched it onto the table. This was the best I could do in pencil. I liked it well enough to move forward with it. I LIGHTLY sketched the drawing onto the table and said a little prayer.. I literally almost had a panic attack when I was doing the first layer of stain. I kinda stepped back, freaked out hardcore and decided to go to bed. The next day I decided that it was a free table and I really couldn't mess up so bad that no body would like it lol. Art is art.. No matter what you do SOMEONE will love it. When I got this far I felt much better. I first stained it in Minwax English Chestnut then followed it up with some shading in Jacobean. It still didn't really feel done so I did some more shading in Rustoleum's Dark Cherry. Here I have the bottom half shaded with the dark cherry. You can really tell the difference. I liked how it looked but I thought the "petals" just kinda were a bit lacking so I thought maybe some highlights would do the trick. So I used some Rustolem stain in mineral green to highlight the petals. Then I took a water color brush from my stash and watered down some white acryllic paint. I went around the petals in places where I thought maybe actual light would hit a real flower. I finally felt finished so I painted the rim and gave it 3 coats of gloss poly! I painted the base in Chalk Paint and gave it a good waxing to seal it up nicely. There you have it. I love it. It looks so interesting.. Now if I can only sell it :) ****UPDATE: November 9, 2015. Still haven't sold the table... Here's a few things I have done since this table and I have to say I am really getting the hang of this technique! This was a prototype I did for a big table. This is our new bench for our table. This is probably my favorite so far. A round table I did for a lady. I was a bit nervous at first to do such a light colored table but I think it turned out great!
A tutorial on how to make a DIY table with bottle caps.
Decoupage is a popular way to bring life to old things and make them look new again. They are perfect if you are going for a rustic-chick look, but you can create modern looks as well. Decoupaging a table may look intimidating at first,...
Our kitchen table got old and damaged, and I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a new one, so I decided to do a kitchen table makeover. Since I like using pallet/reclaimed wood and chalk paint, I decided to change the laminate tabletop to wood and paint the bottom part(which is wood)
This easy adorable dollar store glass bead table will brighten up your outdoor space in a matter of days. With a few products and a small table you can add so m…
Learn to build your own DIY mosaic table with glass gem stones and led lights sealed with an epoxy glaze,
Come and join me as I revamp an otherwise ordinary coffee table in to something fabulous using all of our Mint products. See how to iron on decoupage, how to resin over the top and create a table top to last.
Have a boring old table that needs a refresh? Use Envirotex Lite Pour-On Resin in different colors of blue and green to make a beautiful resin table top.
All you need is the Prosperity Mandala Stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils , and paint, one of those cheap round tables that have the th...
See how a penny mosaic top gave this little metal table a fresh & stunning look! Recently I upcycled an old rusty cart into a wonderful little bar cart&n…
I'm finally writing about this project I build last spring! I posted it on instagram way back when I finished it and said "someday...
