12/07/2020
I had been looking everywhere for a small round coffee table, but I could never find one. Or if I did it would be sold in a hot minute. So we made our own! (And by we I mean I asked Mark to do it 🤪)
I don’t know if you remember the table I picked up for free, a few posts down, that needed some work on the top from some burnt pots. Well, I’ve had it for the year, to puzzle and do homeschool with the kids, but I was tired of all the big furniture I had in that area, storing so much crafting and school books. I wanted a place I could sit and enjoying looking at our beautiful piano, and drink some coffee.
And with the tree needing a place to be put, it was an opportunity to clean out that area (which took me three weeks 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️), and move the Christmas tree to the living room, and the chairs to their new spot. With my coffee table to boot!
Mark took the table top off. Cut down the middle with his skill saw, so that the table would be an appropriate coffee table height. Around 16” is what we were going for. Once we had our middle piece cut, Mark measured out where the bolts needed to be, and drilled out holes slightly smaller so he could turn them into place. Once the bolts were reattached, and the legs back in place, we set the top back on what she belonged! One light sand, and a coat of varnish later, she makes for one beautiful coffee table. ☕️