This stool was the type with a particle board/vinyl covered seat--not high quality, but the base is real wood and solid enough. The lazy Susan top only needed the twisitng base removed (and saved for another project) and then I attached it to the stool legs to the top with screws.
I used my Cricut and some vinyl to make the pattern on top, painted over it and then removed the vinyl, sanded a bit and used stain over it all.
Simple and the perfect side for a chair or couch or on the porch.
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On my way to separate the turny-thing from the top right now. I've had all the parts, just not the idea - until now!!! Thanks:)
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty darned clever and turned out really cute!
ReplyDeleteSo clever! I just love all you create! I have been reading your blog for a while now and just now commenting (bad blogger!) I'm a fellow Montanan!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty effect on the table - congratulations! Thanks for sharing all the lovely ideas. x
ReplyDeletePrecioso taburete.
ReplyDeleteUn saludo desde Madrid
Great idea!! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteThis turned out awesome, love the stenciling!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great remake. The top is so pretty with the wood peaking through.
ReplyDeleteLove this little table...great job Becky!
ReplyDeleteI love the reverse stencil technique!
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