1 year ago
Monday, October 31, 2011
Fall Festival
Our church had a Fall Festival last night! There were so many people that came! It was exciting! John Parker and I were in charge of the Football Toss Game :)




Saturday, October 29, 2011
The Red Farm Table
So...back during the summer I found a steal at a local thrift store......
This 6-Foot Farm Table...for....$9.95

The top-coat of the table was peeling off, but I knew it had potential. You can see in the picture above the before and after of when I started sanding.
And here is a closer look....

And this is what it looked like when I had it sanded down.

Now, I had an idea to paint it red---which is big for me, because I am not usually a color-kind-of-girl. But, I went with it....

It was not exactly what I had planned in my mind, so I added a dark stain and it went on beautifully!! The stain seemed to fall right in the grooves of the wood! I was so happy with the look of it!

I stained the whole thing, then I ended up sanding down and distressing the edges and corners. I finished it off with some polyurethane!
My plan was to use this table in the office as a craft table. There was a minute when I thought that plan would not work....it was nearly impossible to fit that huge table down our hallway into the office. It took a LOT of shoving and hammering it through the door, but we did get it in there. Needless to say, I don't think it is EVER coming out of that room!
Here it is in the office. I thought the red would be a nice touch to the distressed black we have going on in that room.


I knew I wanted to be able to use underneath the table to store my craft stuff, so I decided to make a curtain-like thing with burlap! I love how it turned out!!




Until next time.....
This 6-Foot Farm Table...for....$9.95
The top-coat of the table was peeling off, but I knew it had potential. You can see in the picture above the before and after of when I started sanding.
And here is a closer look....
And this is what it looked like when I had it sanded down.
Now, I had an idea to paint it red---which is big for me, because I am not usually a color-kind-of-girl. But, I went with it....
It was not exactly what I had planned in my mind, so I added a dark stain and it went on beautifully!! The stain seemed to fall right in the grooves of the wood! I was so happy with the look of it!
I stained the whole thing, then I ended up sanding down and distressing the edges and corners. I finished it off with some polyurethane!
My plan was to use this table in the office as a craft table. There was a minute when I thought that plan would not work....it was nearly impossible to fit that huge table down our hallway into the office. It took a LOT of shoving and hammering it through the door, but we did get it in there. Needless to say, I don't think it is EVER coming out of that room!
Here it is in the office. I thought the red would be a nice touch to the distressed black we have going on in that room.
I knew I wanted to be able to use underneath the table to store my craft stuff, so I decided to make a curtain-like thing with burlap! I love how it turned out!!
Until next time.....
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Carving Pumpkins
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
Disney/Wedding Fall Break
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