This coffee table used to be old and stained and with a chipped wood finish.I refinished this old coffee table for my son's house. I first painted it black. I then created the "Pressed Tin Tiles" using the 10 Second Studio Big Mama 02 mold and the QuicKutz 4 X 12 adhesive metal sheets. I cut the metal sheets to 4 X 4 and then ran it through the Cuttlebug. I then applied Adirondack Alchohol Inks in a couple of colors using the felt applicator. When I liked the look I sanded off the top to reveal the design. All the center ones are in shades of brown and the outer cut tiles are in a darker tone. I finished it by covering the table with glass to protect the tiles and make clean up easy. He now loves his one of a kind table.
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Awesome!!! All I can say is "wow"!
ReplyDeleteThe table is amazing who would ever have thought you could make something this beautiful with the cuttlebug.
ReplyDeleteWhat an AMAZING, dramatic, beautiful table! How creative of you!
ReplyDeleteLinda Willman
Wow, Christie, you are one talented lady! Who would think to do this? You're giving me ideas now. Keep that mojo going. I'm a followe now.
ReplyDeleteYour table is beautiful and I'm sure your son must be so proud to show it off. WOW Thanks for sharing. Hugs Carolyn
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning table! I love it! Thanks for sharing. Kerry P.
ReplyDeleteYou just never stop amazing me. I find myself checking your blog on a daily basis since you are so clever. Keep it going.
ReplyDeleteVery Impressive! I'm going to have to look for that empression. That is beautiful!
ReplyDeletePam Allen from TX
Very nice! I'm going to keep this idea in mind! How'd you adhere the tin tiles to the table top?
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely gorgeous. The tin tiles are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYour son must be very proud of you. The table is amazing. What a great use of the Cuttlebug thanks for sharing your wonderfu ideas.
ReplyDeleteAndrea
This table is spectacular. Like nothing, he's got to LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteFantastic job!
ReplyDeleteWow great job. Love how you created such a beautiful piece with our molds.
ReplyDeleteCheryl Darrow
Ten Seconds Studio
Your table is a beautiful work of art and your video was great on how you made the tiles. What a great idea and a fabulous addition to any room!
ReplyDeleteawesome!!! love it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful project! Great way to re-purpose a piece of furniture and at the same time, create a treasured heirloom!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! Thanks so much for sharing it with us! Makes me want to re-do my table!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful use of metal! Wondering about the weight of the glass, did you use spacking on the back of the tiles? So pretty!! How I love Tim's (Rangers) alcohol inks on metal -- fun! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteJust stunning! You did an amazing job on the table. Your son must be so proud of you!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry with all your work I can't choose one favorite. I love all your work and you never cease to amaze me. Congrats and TFS all your awesome ideas.
ReplyDeleteMissy
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ReplyDeleteChristie, I've just seen the video of this on Youtube and I have to say it's absolutely fabulous. You have taken a beaten up old table and turned it into something quite beautiful, and it looks extremely expensive! The Cuttlebug is an awesome tool, isn't it, but even more so in the hands of a true artist. Very well done indeed!
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