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DIY Singer Sewing Table Turned Farmhouse End Table
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Two Paws Farmhouse | Homesteading
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Hello everyone! Today I am sharing with you all how I turned one of those old metal Singer sewing machine tables into the perfect end table for my living area! AND the best part is, I did it for $0!
Here is the before shot. I bought this for $20 off Craigslist and painted it white for a quick fix. It was too bulky and the wood was wrinkling so I decided to unscrew the top and replace it with a top that fit my space.
Notice the warped wood...not a good look for an end table. I found some old (and I mean ancient) shiplap in my basement that was nailed together, and as soon as I lay my eyes on it, I knew it was perfect for this project! I cut all three pieces of shiplap down to size (the length I wanted) and pieced them back together, using 1x2's underneath to make sure they didn't come back apart.
I stained the shiplap in a dark walnut and then did a quick layer of white chalk paint over the top (You can use regular latex paint too, I just had extra chalk paint on hand). I then sanded in the areas I wanted distressed and set the shiplap table top on top of the iron legs. WA-LA, an easy, and did I say CHEAP table fix. You don't have to use shiplap for this either, any wood you have on hand would be an easy solution with a quick cutting of the miter saw and a little stain/paint.
To see more easy and cheap projects I've done in the past, check out my blog link below or at www.haydscharrer.com. To see more details on this project, view it on my blog! Have any questions, leave a comment!
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Suggested materials:
- Reclaimed Shiplap
- Dark Walnut Stain
- White Linen Chalk Paint
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published March 3rd, 2017 11:39 AM
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