wooden plant stand found in the "free" pile at a yard sale.
Two:
two wooden rounds - one is a piece of scrap lumber, the other is the bottom from a large cheese dome.
I painted both rounds with cream colored semi-gloss paint. I turned the large round from the cheese dome upside down so the smooth surface was on top. I then applied porcelain crackle and raw umber glaze to the surface. After I painted the scrap lumber round, I added a collage combination of vintage french book pages, wrapping paper and printed tissue paper.
Two & 1/2:
I attached the collage round to the top and the painted plain round to the bottom. I used wood glue as well as a screw through the center cross-pieces. I countersunk the head of the screw so it wouldn't protrude.
Three:
Here is the one of the two finished pieces - for sale at my spot at Faded Elegance. Isn't it the cutest little side table?!
Faded Elegance is having a fabulous Ten Year Anniversary Sale & Party on Friday, September 24 from 6-9 pm. Get all the details at www.fadedelegancestyle.blogspot.com Hope to see you there!
