Name: janewheniordercoffee
Location: Sacramento
Time: About 3-4 hours, including the trip to the store
Cost: $22, since I had to replace my lost staple gun
Northwest #2: Janewheniordercoffee's Turntable-Inspired Table Re-Cover
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A former roommate broke the glasstop inlay of our table, so a while back we had dug an old sheet of plywood out of someone's basement. A trip to a basic fabric store and a basic craft store provided the white vinyl and a staple gun. I also used a pencil, straight-edge, regular and jumbo sharpie and a pair of scissors from home. And a book called 'Scratch Graphique,' for reference.
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I am so stealing this idea! I'm thinking coffee table....
view SoSpunky5's profile
WTF.
view Djluckyonline's profile
Years ago, a friend of mine made a coffeetable using a plywood top upholstered in white vinyl, with chrome legs. I have to say, the result was luxurious and fun, though I'd expected it to look more like a tacky card table. This is a great idea!
view visualingual's profile
I especially like the "headphones as 3d art" you've got going on the wall.
view Maryja's profile
mmm, i love symbolologisms! i think you did a good job. now what about the chairs? :)
view kdkaboom's profile
The notations look great even without knowing what they are; so much the better that you've designed a piece of furniture that reflects your interests! Talk about bringing the Muse to the table....
view KarenH's profile
Love it. Fits your space to perfection, well executed, simple, stylish, good use of existing materials.
view Slim's profile
DJ scratch notation? I learned something new today!
view AlmostAD's profile
like your use of dj scratch notation.!
view cctt's profile
Excellent. I'd worry about durability of the surface, but the result is a great return on investment.
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