Didn't really need to sleep on it LOL! Started building a table shortly after my last post.
For the legs, I used Houseworks balusters.
Cut the tree skirts from some 1/8" x 5/16" strip wood. Two pieces 4" long and two pieces 2" long.
Glued a baluster to each end of the 4" pieces and let glue dry
Cut a piece of 1/8" thick wood 3" x 5 1/2" for the table top then, using an emery board, sanded and rounded all the edges
and clamped in place until the glue dried
Painted the table with Plaid Apple Barrel gloss acrylic enamel.
Ended up using three coats of paint. |
And here I've pulled out some possibilities for the scene.
Nice short and sweet project! I should use that idea for my kitchen stuff...off looking for a good location!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I love making these tables. You can adjust the size easily by simply changing the length of the skirt pieces. The table top can be any shape or size you want/need. Although if you want a round top, it's easier to use matboard than wood if you're cutting by hand.
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