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September 19, 2018 by D9

DIY Sewing Table – Week 3 -$100 Room Challenge

It’s week 3 of the $100 Room Challenge and I tackle my DIY sewing table this week.

Week 1|Week 2|Week 3|Week 4

My Diy Sewing Table

I started with this old manicure table.

Here is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled. This is it before stain

It’s not so pretty close up, take a look at the top

I wasn’t sure what finish I was going to use on this, and then  I remembered that I had half a can of General Finishes Java Gel Stain and satin topcoat left-over from my  DIY dresser to buffet project. I LOVE this stuff. Yay- problem solved.  And since I already had this in my paint cabinet-  no additional costs were incurred.And a little shout-out to my fellow $100 Room Challenge Blogger Monica who first introduced me to this finish way back when! Thanks Monica!

I am going to post a detailed tutorial separately for this piece. But here are the steps:

 Dismantle
Here is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled. Dismantling the tableClean and Patch Coat with Java Gel StainHere is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled. Coating with stainWipeHere is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled. Here it is with two coats of stainRepeat until Desired ShadeHere is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled.

Stencilling

I opted to add some stencilling to my DIY Sewing table as well. I really like how this came out. I used the same metallic paint that I used to do my billy bookcases.Here is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled.

And for the Grand Finale…

I painted out the inside walls of the drawer with the same silver paint that I used to do the stencilling. This paint has really great coverage, it only took one coat on bare wood! And then I replaced the yucky kelly green felt, with a nice bold pop of pink, to match the room décor. The cost of this piece of fabric was $1.50 – Win!

Diy Sewing Table

Here it is in its finished state.
Here is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled.
Here is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled.

Here is my DIY Sewing table which was made from an old table and stained with Java Gel Stain and stencilled.


I also hung up my IKEA zebra pics, which I stole from the den downstairs. Which is another room that is on my radar for an update. Hmmmm, I sense a future post 🙂 I am still contemplating changing out the photos for something else, but I haven’t quite gotten there yet. I have a concept floating around my brain that I have almost worked out. I will post here if and when I do that.

Costs to Date

  • Costs to date: $58 US
  • Additional Costs this week:Pink Felt – $1.50 (1.05 US)
  • Total Costs:$59

Next week I will be adding some storage, placing everything and doing final decorating touches. Please be sure to come back for the big reveal. And make sure you check below to see how everyone else is coming along with their rooms!!

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Comments

  1. Sherry Cole says

    September 19, 2018 at 2:44 pm

    The stain on the desk turned out beautiful but the stencil just makes it. I love it!

    Reply
  2. Ashlee says

    September 21, 2018 at 12:32 pm

    I love the stain you used on the table. I can’t wait to see it all come together!

    Reply
    • D9 says

      September 26, 2018 at 9:51 pm

      Thanks Ashlee

      Reply
  3. Natalie at NeliDesign says

    September 25, 2018 at 8:25 am

    The table looks so much better! Great job!

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    • D9 says

      September 26, 2018 at 9:51 pm

      Thanks Natalie.

      Reply
  4. Charlie says

    May 10, 2021 at 8:11 am

    This would be great if I could see the pictures of the pieces you did.

    Also, I subscribed to your site and confirmed it, but I keep getting ” we can’t process your request at the moment”.

    Reply

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