I started working on a bench.
I got this one back in March and have been waiting for the chance to use it.
The foot board has a bad spot on one of the feet.
I cleaned it up and used Kwik Wood to fix it.
Here it is after it dried and I sanded it to smooth it out.
Then I cut the foot board apart. Here it is being dry fit together.
I haven't finished it yet, but I think it's going to be a cute bench.
I also worked on the order for a coffee table that I got right before my craft fair at the end of April.
I took boards from this stack of really old lumber and after cutting it down and a lot of sanding, I ended up with this table top....
I was asked by a friend of my mother's to make her a small coffee
table. She didn't know how big she wanted it, she just held up her
hands and said "I'd like it about this long and this wide." As she said
it she moved her hands to mimic the size. So with those measurements,
this is what I came up. I told her I had a stack of reclaimed cedar boards that I would use to make her coffee table. It's not a traditional style of table but I was looking through my Pottery Barn catalog the other day and saw a dining table that was made sort of in this style and decided it would be cute for this table.
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I of course didn't make it to look like this, but I liked the idea of this table. I'm not finished with it yet, but so far I like the direction this is headed. So what do you think? It is the smallest coffee table I've ever seen. I just need to get the feet finished. Thanks for stopping by.
