Notice I finally ditched my point and shoot camera! No more blur!
I used the vinegar treatment to age the wood and then put one coat of poly on it for a little protection without making it look too nice. Shayne loves the pieces at her shop to look "crusty".
I dry brushed 2 coats of white on the apron and legs, heavily distressed it and then used Ebony stain to glaze.
*Drooling at the plank top*
What do you think? Glad I finally finished something? School.must.start.soon!
~Allison
O.M.G - that is perfection - absolutely loving it!
ReplyDeleteSo classy looking! You've done a great job :)
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother had that exact table only painted a minty green. I always dreamed about it looking exactly. as. you. painted. Love seeing it for real, great job, love that plank top too.
ReplyDeleteRobin @ happilyhomeafter.blogspot.com
That's just a unique and beautiful table Allison! Love those legs!
ReplyDeleteLove everything about it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove, loving that table with the gorgeus wood plank top. It is such beautiful wood and how you made it look even better.I love tables anyway and that one is so pretty and a bit different, to me anyway.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is beautiful! I'm your newest follower--found you through the Blog Hop. What a great blog you have.
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What a transformation! I love the contrast between the white legs and the dark top. Wonderful!! I'm visiting from Thee Networking Blog Hop.
ReplyDeleteYour new follower,
Terrie - HearthandWhimsy.com
This is beautiful! I am very impressed with the vinegar aging effect you have on the top. I is perfect!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Beautiful, just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo very, very pretty! Thanks for sharing. Visiting from Between Naps on the Porch.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute table! I have one very similar but not so much carving! I'm over from Nifty Thrifty Sunday!
ReplyDeleteHope you'll stop by and share this beauty at Frugal Treasures Tuesday! Have an enjoyable week.
Barbe
Wow this table is stunning! Love all the detailing, curves and antiquing is spot on. And the plank top is most definitely drool worthy *wipes chin*
ReplyDeleteI'mk loving the wood plank of your beautiful table. great paint transformation.
ReplyDeleterita
so pretty! you are a master of the weathered look, i swear it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love it! What a great transformation! I'd love for you to share this at my Twirl & Take a Bow party at www.houseontheway.com. It's today through Sunday. Hope you can stop by!
ReplyDeleteLeslie
Love it!! The top turned out awesome!!
ReplyDeleteThis table has such a great style...wonderful makeover.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
Love the top! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the "crusty" look! Perfect.
ReplyDelete<3 Christina at I Gotta Create!
Wildly Original linky party is open.
I have a table just like this that I've been stuck and unsure what to do with it! This has totally inspired me!!
ReplyDelete-Crystal
www.euphemeral.blogspot.com
I love the character of this piece. Great job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great piece and I can appreciate the work that went into it with all those nooks and cranny's! SO worth it!!
ReplyDeleteI love it!! You did an amazing job on fixing this beauty up! Simply gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteSaw you sharing at Transformation Thursdays and I'm now following you!
Debbie :)
Glad you finished something!
ReplyDeleteWish I could ;o)
Lovely piece and the top is perfect!
Thanks for linking up this week!
Stacey of Embracing Change