How to: Build Your Own Butcher Block!
3 Materials
$150
2 Hours
Easy
Grandma's House DIY Its been a hell of a ride since I started this blog and renovated and moved into Grandma's house back in 2015. I got married, divorced, lost my doggo soul mate, spent two years as a single gal, remodeled everything, threw my back out countless times and found a man who wanted to get on board with me! Come check out what we're up to these days by clicking the link!
Around here we really do it all: refinish old furniture, re-purpose old pieces or build it from scratch. Lodi and I have some serious plans for this old farm. For the first time I have a real partner! I can't wait to see what the two of us can do together - this is gonna be so much fun!
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I had no idea you could do this as a DIY - awesome info and it turned out beautifully!
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@Mary Beth Thank you! I Will post some updated pictures once we finish the top but we're really happy with it for now :)
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This is amazing. Trying to imagine doing this as my kitchen countertop. If I do this as my bathroom counter top, I am going to stain them various shades just to make them interesting. Would you do that after or before you glue them? And then use the Marine varnish after everything dries. I love this.