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Before and After - Part 2

May 11th, 2009 in member junk     
JunkMama1 JunkMama1, member
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Sewing machine base...turned table as it appeared at the last show we attended.
Sewing machine base after my hubby created and attached a beautiful table top.
Sewing machine base...I fell in love at first sight!
Painted white and distressed...
Brown vintage end table...
Sewing machine base...turned table as it appeared at the last show we attended.

Sewing machine base...turned table as it appeared at the last show we attended.
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Just a few more before & after pictures to share. One is a end table that I found at a local thrift store and the 2nd piece is one I'm excited about!  Originally an antique sewing machine base with beautiful wrought iron stand..now turned into a unique table.  The foot base still works, and the wheel still spins...which makes this a great conversation piece...


Pattern or design used: My own design - Urban Iron Art and Newtiques
posted in: member junk, wood, white, table, shabby chic, wrought iron, sewing machine table
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georgiamoon writes: Boy those old sewing machines really are something aren't they? So ornate and HEAVY. Makes a GREAT table and you guys did a fantastic job, Georgia Posted: 6:15 pm on May 13th
vecernice writes: Love the sewing machine table, have similar one at home but yours is really cute and great job with the top
Eva Posted: 5:13 pm on May 13th
JunkMama1 writes: Fellowjunker -
No, no undercoat on the black wrought iron...usually I just take a hose sprayer to the items, once I get rid of the dirt and cobwebs, they are usually "just right"....

Thanks for the nice comments - much appreciated!
Claudia Posted: 3:35 pm on May 13th
Christina_S writes: Excellent "prettyfication," love the paint treatment on the end table and the sewing machine table is just wonderful! Posted: 2:47 am on May 12th
irishrovr writes:
I really love those old wrought iron sewing machine bases! You and your hubby did a great job!

Eileen
http://ruralwisconsin.blogspot.com/ Posted: 2:42 am on May 12th
fellowjunker writes: Lovely pieces junkmama...........looks like you do a beautiful job with your painting and sanding. Do you put an undercoat of black on your pieces?
xojanis Posted: 12:15 am on May 12th
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