Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Dining Room Table

A few years ago I saw a picture of a coffee table that was made with pallets and had stained glass on the top.  I loved the idea and wanted to have a dining room table with a similar concept.  Last year we sold our dining room set and bought a new one when we moved.  The table was originally an outdoor piece with slats.  Scott filled the slats with wood and caulk so the project could begin.
The kids were pretty patient with the whole process considering that they lost their silverware through the slats daily!

 We ordered many pieces of opaque glass.

The cutting process took 3 days.  Once they were cut we kept moving the pieces around until we were happy with the color combinations.  Once we were happy with where we put the pieces we glued them in and then grouted around them.  The last step was covering the table with epoxy.


It's finally done!

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