First I lightly sanded over all the edges and spindle (no primer here since it was pretty scratched up to begin with). You'll see why I skipped sanding over the main surface area in a moment. Then I applied my dark gray/blackish paint with a brush and let dry.
I picked up some fabulous scrap book paper (vintage looking) and mod podged it onto the top and the bottom coating the underneath as well as the top of the paper. I used about one and a half pieces of the paper ($1.00)
Here's a closer look at the print on the paper...lovely.
And a closer look at the bottom. I forgot to mention that afterwards I sanded over the edges and in a few other places to give it a more shabby look. Then followed up with a thin coat of polyurethane to seal the deal.
Now...where to put it! I think I'll save this one for that guest bedroom I have been dreaming up in my mind for some time now :)
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10 comments:
Too too cute! Please come visit me and makeover my house! ;-)
Holy cuteness... Alright, that's it. When I get back, we're going thrift store shopping! I can never see the beauty in stuff!!!
Love it! Seriously, darling, I wish I had just an ounce of your creativeness! We need to do another thrift store Saturday soon!
This table turned out really cute. So creative!
So cute. Thanks for inspiring me to try this.
Little tables are so fun to do, because you can be more creative. Love the finish for this little one. Great paper choice!
Lisa
I agree with Lisa - smaller pieces like this really allow for your creativity to run wild. Great job on this adorable little table :)
Cute! Love it those small tables are great finds!
Too cute! I have to teach myself how to use the paper like that. Thanks for the inspiration!
So cute and creative. I lik ehow you positioned the paper and the design you chose. Nice job and very thrifty!
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