I picked up this little table a week ago from a garage sale. I gave it a quick makeover using some Annie Sloan chalk paint and a French graphic I bought from Etsy some time ago.
Once all my paper was off (or at least most of it!), I sanded it down a bit to give it a more aged look. I then gave the top a coat of clear spray paint to seal the image.
I'm definitely getting better with the Mod Podge transfer method. Wouldn't quite say I'm an expert yet as I always seem to have some random bits of paper that just won't come off. Either way, I'm happy with how my little $5 table turned out.
Jeanine
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I love your table! I have one kind of like it that I bought for $7. I painted it white as well and wanted to do a transfer top later on. Now maybe I will with the the Modge-Podge transfer technique. Gotta love Modge-Podge! Have a great day! ~ Jamie
ReplyDeleteIts just charming, you did such a nice tidy job on the French signage too!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty table! I love the French Twist that you gave it:) I do need to get brave and try the image transfer method again, sounds like practice makes perfect!!
ReplyDeleteNice job! Such a pretty table ~ it's got a great shape.
ReplyDeleteI'm awful at modpodge. :( I just am! The piece I did last year I gave to my daughter because she loved it. I thought mine was sloppy and yuck.
ReplyDeleteYours on the other hand looks fab. I NEED LESSONS~
Love, Rebecca
great job - I love these tables and that graphic is perfect on top!
ReplyDeleteOoh love this little table. I'd like to try that technique but I'll probably mess it up.
ReplyDeleteI with Rebecca, I cannot use modpodge, I'm just not good at it.
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Sissie
I love your beautiful table!
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful...priceless!
ReplyDeletec'est tres jolie - love it and thank you for following my blog
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job on your table. Mod Podge is so useful for so many different things. I love the image you chose.
ReplyDeleteYour comments mean so much to me - thank you!