пятница, 14 ноября 2014 г.

A DIY Log Table | Scandinavian Style


About a year ago - YES a year ago, our friend was clearing some property behind his home and he had to cut down a few maples. Immediately, I asked if I could have a stump! This is what we took home.


It's a white maple and came from a coastal area - so it was WET. Not unhealthy or rotting - that's just the way things are here. Anyway, hours and hours and hours of painstaking stripping of the bark and sanding and we ended up with this.


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It took an entire YEAR for the log to entirely dry out. During that year, we used it as a little table, but it was slowly darkening in colour and becoming prettier as it dried out. I had a vision from the start to give it some pop and purpose. Man, waiting that year was tough!


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Finally, the wet centre ring was reduced to basically nothing. I sanded it one last time and gave it a good prime on half of it. Then voila!
FINALLY! My Scandinavian style log table was complete :) I also added wheels to it.
To see more about our log adventure - head over to our blog!


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a diy log table scandinavian style, diy, painted furniture, repurposing upcycling, rustic furniture, woodworking projects





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