Last week I told you I’d post a dining room table tutorial on Monday. Today is Wednesday so I lied. As it turns out, I also didn’t create a step-by-step tutorial, only the Ana White plan that I followed to an almost-T. So I guess I double lied. Forgive me twice. This was my first woodworking […]
This is wonderful and beautiful. I’ve always wanted to try to build ‘something’ on my own. BTW, I found you from a twitter post you hubby posted.
I would like to have the brochure about the farm table and the total price. I would like to learn how to make the farm table It is really very lovely Thanks from Linda Wise
Hi Linda! I don’t have a brochure, but I link to the tutorial I followed in the blog. If you’re not able to find it, you can google Ana White Modern Farmhouse Table and you should be good. I would say I spent between $150 and $200 on this project. If you already have a pretty stocked tool shed and a stain you love, you could do it for even less.
I absolutely love this. It’s so inspiring to see someone make a project that I’ve pinned for months.
Whenever I get wood cut at Home Depot, the edges are always VERY rough and unevenly splintered. Did you encounter this at all? I’m about to break down and buy my own saw.
Hi Hannah! Thank you and YES…plenty of splintered ends. I just use my palm sander to even them out (course grit paper). I purchased a miter saw very recently and I tell you, it’s a game changer. Lowe’s has a Kobalt saw fornunder $150. Good luck to you!
What kind of wood did you use? The table looks amazing!
Thank you! I appreciate that. I used Lowe’s “Top Choice” pine. It’s the cheapest option 😬. Very sturdy, though.