DIY LEGO Table

DIY LEGO Table

• $10 End Table from the thrift Store
• (4) MAX Lego Base Plates
• KILZ Primer
• BEHR chalk paint
• BEHR clear wax
• Table Handle from Home Depot $3

1. Prime the Table
2. Changed and painted handle for drawer
3. Paint with Chalk Paint(doesn't require primer, I just like to price everything)

• I let the chalk paint dry overnight and did a 2nd coat next day
• Apply wax with lint free cloth and let sit overnight
• polish the wax with lint free cloth and your all done!
• Chalk paint is easy to use/apply and doesn't require much effort and precision so have fun with it.

DIY LEGO Table

My Daughters Solar System Project

My kids 6th grade Solar System project. 

Shadow Box Table

This is my first try at a shadow box. I decided to do a table. The whole project takes about a good three hours, not accounting for paint dry times.
You will need:

• 6ft of 2"'x2"x1" lumber (spent $3)
• Coffee table from Goodwill or yard sale (spent $3)
• 1 yard of cloth material of your choice (I spent $9 at JoAnns)
• table top glass (Cut at local Glass shop)
• rustoleum furniture paint (Home Depot)
• Foam Board (Dollar Store)
• Awards and pins of your choice

DIY Bath Bombs

So I tried my hand in making some Bath Bombs and they turned out great! The ingredients are pictured below. I used 2 cups of Baking Soda, 1 cup of Citric Acid, 30 drops of essential oil of your choice(Patchouli and eucalyptus are my favorites) Witch Hazel, 1 oz. Coconut Oil and 
Crayola Bath Color tablets for color:)

Chalky Paint dresser for my son

Chalk paint is the greatest. No sanding needed. Just clean the item and get started painting. I used my daughters old pink dresser and used the chalky paint to turn it to "like new" with the blue. Not bad  for my first project.

Old pink dresser to new blue dresser

Valspar Chalky Paint

Side View