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You need to check out Fawn Dear's tutorial at Mommy Blessings to turn it into this:
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Which got me thinking. I have a couple of tables that fell out of a trailer once upon a time. And I could redo the tops. Either with the fabric and vinyl, or with this tutorial for counter tops. The one that made these counters:
look like this:
I am sure it would work the same on a table!
2 comments:
Did you see my kid's table redo? It's a lot like those card tables, except I actually used scrapbook (and wrapping)paper instead of fabric. Holding up so far.
I believe in the future enviro-tex will rule the world. So many problems are well served by a quart of the magical fluid
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