6.25.2011

An unlikely pairing – a new side table

I created this side table today with a couple of pieces from around the house. I was inspired by Richmond Thrifter, who did such a fantastic job on her own table.

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I used the top of this old table and a thrifted candle stick.

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Caribbean Blue spray paint and gave it a couple of coats

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I then dry brushed all of it with some white paint
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I could have made a stencil of the Paris flower market, but didn’t want it to be permanent, so I cut it out of vinyl.
I then used a light grey paint mixed with glaze and gave the whole thing a once over. Best of all, I had everything in the house, so I didn't have to put out any money.

Update, Pam at DIY Design Fanatic asked for the cut file for the Paris flower market image; apparently you can use it with a Silhouette (although I don't know how) by importing the svg file. If you would like the svg, email me and I'll send it to you :)

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18 comments:

  1. It's really pretty! Love that blue!

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  2. Looks fabulous! Where did you get the Paris Flower Market design?

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  3. AMAZING!!! Such a beautiful job! And I love the cut out! PERFECT! Thanks for sharing it with me :)

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  4. Super fun color and I love that it says Paris on it!

    Megan

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  5. You did a great job! I love the colour. Thanks for stopping by L'Heure Bleue At Home.

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  6. Wow Mel! Another great job!!! Love that bold color and the design is great too!!

    -heather

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  7. It looks fabulous!!! So love revamping things from around the house. You are my hero <3

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  8. Such a great idea, I'll look at large candle sticks differently now.

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  9. oh yes please, can you send me the image transfer for Paris Flower Market, I love it, both your table and Pam's cushion look great!
    shireejohnston@hotmail.com
    ta very much!!!!

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  10. Oh, I would love this, thank you. I'll be emailing you.
    Awesome job!

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  11. Hi there I just came over from pam's blog and I love your blog and your table dyi-
    (I just became a follower on your site :)

    PS> If you can do me a really big favor and email me the transfer Paris Flower Market I would be forever grateful!!!!
    britney2011@live.ca

    Thanks!!!

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  12. I didn't see where to email you, so I'll give you mine. It is hollyglewisatgmaildotcom.
    Thank you~

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  13. Absolutely positively LOVE this precious table! "Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery," right? Just remember that when I use your post for inspiration! (Ummm...and could you share where you found this delicious image?)

    Deborah
    visiting from
    upcyclingmylife.blogspot.com

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  14. I love this project! Can I get the stencil from you?
    Melody7373@comcast.net

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  15. I hope its not too much trouble, but I would love a copy of your Paris stencil. Love your blog! Thanks!!!!
    misingyu2 at gmail dot com

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  16. Fantastic table ,looks wonderful. Could you send me the Paris stencil, I would appreciate it so much. My email is mothermaryschild@yahoo.com.

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  17. I just happily discovered you today! I LOVE your blog and the Paris stencil design! I received a Silhouette for Christmas, and I would be so grateful if you would email your design to me. Thanks for sharing your talents to inspire others!

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  18. I love it! I just emailed you my request for the Paris image. Thank you, thank you! Love your blog...
    Ljschumann@comcast.net

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