This is when it was pink and red to match the fabric in Courtney's room.
This is the black and white version from my sewing room.
Now that I've added a little red to my sewing room, it's time for another Mod Podge make over!
It's so easy to change the look of something quickly. Just spread a layer of Mod Podge over the top...
add your fabric to the wet glue and then add another coat of Mod Podge.
The top coat acts as a sealer.
Now I'm all set for a cup of tea and a little hand sewing or maybe just reading my new catalog from Hancock's of Paducah. I have a gift certificate I have to use too.
Have a great Sunday,
~Karen~
How nice to have a piece of furniture that can accommodate many needs. Thanks for the info. I just might have need of that one day.
ReplyDeletelooks like I need to get a little table too. Yours looks great.
ReplyDeleteI just adore Modge Podge. Love your little Table
ReplyDeleteCute idea. That table is certainly getting a good run.
ReplyDeleteOH!!! It's a great idea!!! In Spain there aren't this product but I think something similar.... I don't know...
ReplyDeleteI love your blog... surprises in every post!!!
THANKS!!!
Hugs...
Martina.
I remember using Modge Podge all the time when I was in high school. I think I need to get myself a new bottle! Thanks for the reminder...I love your 'new' table.
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great tip Karen!
ReplyDeleteBTW-you can never go wrong with red :0)
Stefanie
You are so clever with your ideas. Things that never even occur to me! I enjoy seeing what you are up to.
ReplyDeleteI have that same table Karen - what a great idea to make it more useful! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love Modge Podge?!
ReplyDeleteOMG, I have a little table I could do like that....it was planned for a ceramic top. I forgot all about it. Ok, you just gave me some nice ideas, thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Great idea for modge podge!
ReplyDeleteTe quedaron muy bonitas las mesas. Y parece muy fácil cambiarles el diseño. Un beso
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little sewing corner you have...and great idea for the table.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I have one I can do that to also. Love your little thread holder for the end table. Was reading back on some of your blogs, and think I need to also make some donuts - this is the easy way!!!!!!!!!!!! Looks so good.
ReplyDeleteYou always have great ideas Karen! Very smart of you! Very useful table!
ReplyDeleteThat is just adorable...
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo neat! and I have 2 tables my daughter can redo! Thanks,
ReplyDeleteSandy
Where did you get that fabulous wee thread holder? I often take my snips and thread and needle down in frnot of the tv if I'm going to do a chunk of hand sewing, this would be great!
ReplyDeleteHow clever! I would have never thought of that.
ReplyDeleteI love this little table!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. And so easy to do. I'm thinking of all sorts of possibilities!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Karen. I love Mod Podge
ReplyDeleteand use it all the time for different projects. I just used it
to make a game called sequence with
playing cards on a board. Fun
game. ":O)
Oh Karen you have no idea how much I miss TK Maxx! It's big in England too you see, but there isn't a single outlet I know of in Australia... when I first moved out here I used to dream that it was here and be really disapointed when I woke up! LOL!!! Great idea for the table sweetie - got to love that Modge Podge!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs darling! Vikki xoxo
This is a great idea! But I'm wondering how you remove the old one when you want to change it to a new fabric? Is Mod Podge easy to remove? I've only ever used it with paper before.....
ReplyDeletethanks!