While looking through the Ballard catalog, Jen from Life, Crafts, & Whatever couldn’t help but notice the rope spool side table. However, the price and nautical vibe just weren’t agreeing with her budget and style. Jen instead created a Mini Me version using wood plaques and a paper mache cylinder. At seven inches tall, it looks super cute sitting outside Jen’s bedroom door!
Jennifer from Contemporary Harbor was inspired to turn an industrial spool found by a dumpster into an accent table similar to one she’s been pining over from Ballard for awhile. It only took her some stain and rope to create this awesome knock-off for a small fraction of the price.
Dana from Crafted Niche had already been pondering what a fabulous side table could be made from a large wood spool, so when she saw …
With warmer weather comes the task of sprucing up your outdoor living space. One of the first projects for Desiree from Camelot Art Creations was …
Jennifer from Life, Crafts, and Whatever loved the look of Ballard’s Spool Side Table but knew she didn’t have room for another table in the …