GARDEN ROOM TABLE

October 10th, 2009 in member junk

zazzyzee, member

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I needed a little table to hold my bird books in my garden room. I found this table which had no top. I cut a piece of wood and then used an old broken platter depicting Texas scenes to make a new top for this charming little piece. Fortunately scenes of the Alamo and longhorns as well as the name Texas survived the break. I just did the usual mudding technique of broken china. It worked out great

Pattern or design used: My own design - ZEE

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Junk_Sophisticate writes: You chose wonderful colors! Nice job on this.
Candy Posted: 3:55 pm on October 12th

RustyDiva writes: From another Texan ~ love the Texas top!!!!! Posted: 11:24 am on October 12th

shabbychick writes: Great mosaic work! Your Texas theme is very cool - and love the colors!

Kathy Posted: 9:24 am on October 12th

fellowjunker writes: I love how this turned out, and I love the colour combination you used!
Happy day.
xojanis Posted: 11:15 pm on October 11th

suewhitney writes: So cute...love, love, love the colors and the Texas goods!

Be Well,
Sue Posted: 9:04 am on October 11th

bluebucket writes: I have a similar magazine rack that I was ready to throw out (oops! not throw out - part with) but now I think I'll give it a coat of paint (love the color of yours) and a new top (either decoupage or stained glass). Posted: 11:30 pm on October 10th