This little table was quite the bargain-
It's simple-
but the inspirations in bloggyville have tempted me-
and I decided to change things up abit-
and I couldn't wait to show you what I had up my sleeve!
At each roman numeral,
I drew a black mark to highlight that specific number
Then, I counted off the second lines
again no measuring needed-
Take care, gotta fly- Claire
but the inspirations in bloggyville have tempted me-
and I decided to change things up abit-
and I couldn't wait to show you what I had up my sleeve!
After a quick spray of Rustoleum's Heirloom white-
it sat in my garage for about a month-
It was cute but still a little too simple-
An old placement for the perfect size down-
I outlined the lines with a sharpie paint pen-
I found the center of the circle and eyeballed a clock pattern in pencil
I drew a black mark to highlight that specific number
Then, I counted off the second lines
again no measuring needed-
It looked handmade at this point,
but I knew I was headed in the right direction-
I used a Glidden paint tester for $1.99 in a mushroom color-
I dabbed a little on and then used a brush filled with water to cover the top-
I added a steel grey wash on top of that!
enough already, right?
But, the fun part was about to begin-distressing!
I sanded the top over and over-
almost removed the whole clock but not quite!
Take care, gotta fly- Claire
Hey... I have a little table kinda like that. I have also been wanting to do a clock table. I think this is something that I just might do this week :)
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Wow, great redo!
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