We always said that we would re-do our kitchen table during the seven week break from school and I am so happy to say that we stuck to our goal! It looks like a completely different table and we love the outcome! It was a BIG project. Thank you to Mom and Jaime for making the chair cushions!
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| BEFORE |
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| STEP ONE: Use stripper on it |
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STEP TWO: Give it a "distress look" by hitting chains with a hammer
and using a saw for the sides |
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| STEP THREE: Stain, Stain, Stain! |
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| STEP FOUR: The LONGEST process...painting! |
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| AFTER |
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I made this wreath... the felt flowers and everything
for our front door. |
Love the table! Great job guys!
ReplyDeleteOwen has given a few of our tables a distressed look. If I'd known you were going to do that I could have sent him your way, he is very experienced. Reading this blog inspires me to do a project. Great job.
ReplyDeleteYou guys make a great team! Your projects turned out great - I'm inspired too...maybe I'll tackle one of my hundreds of projects on the to-do list.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. I love your door wreath too. And I agree with Nathan, having kids really does help the distressed look.
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