I had this table I bought as part of a Bistro set several years ago.
It was a pretty set when I first purchased it from Stop & Shop of all places, but after a few seasons, the set started to look dingy.
Since I had leftover outdoor paint from my bench project, I decided to gussy up this tired-looking Bistro table and incorporate it to our outdoor living space for the summer.
I also decided to paint a compass rose on my tabletop since it was the perfect shape to mimic a compass.
I found a great website with step-by-step instructions on how to draw/paint a compass rose.
Very easy to follow instructions and images like these:
I painted the table indoors since it was raining and I didn’t take pics along the way, sorry.
I used craft paint which I mixed to make a green and a blue that I envisioned for my compass.
Once my paint dried, I lightly sanded and glazed over the entire table top to give it that “aged” look.
Here’s how it came out.
I haven’t painted the 2 chairs that go with my table since I thought it looked perfect along side these 2 adirondack chairs.
AND, the compass colors match the cushions pretty closely.
I didn’t plan that, but I was pleasantly surprised.
Weird, I’ve really been into the round DIY projects lately huh ???
{ Ceiling medallion wall art }
ย I actually have 3 more “round” DIY teacher gifts I am working on.
And another Lazy Shelly.
Stay tuned.
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