Before & After: Old Door to Herringbone Table
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I don’t think I’d ever be able to tackle this impressive DIY project, not unless my dad decides to take up carpentry when he retires. Luckily for Sarah, her father is a self-taught carpenter who was happy to help her transform an old oak door, some plywood and some wood strips into a herringbone-pattern dining table. Prepare to be jealous!
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Sarah details the entire project from start to finish over at Design*Sponge. The steps sound tedious, but not impossible. Plus, the whole thing only cost around $150. The project would be especially worth it if it means some quality time with your pops!
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