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Country Window Coffee Table Tutorial

By: Emily from tatertotsandjello.com

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Country Window Coffee Table Tutorial
Country Window Coffee Table Tutorial
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Give your home some sweet country charm with this DIY coffee table that you can create in a single weekend. This Country Window Coffee Table Tutorial shows you how to transform an old window into a rustic chic coffee table with some beginner woodworking knowledge. This recycled furniture idea is a great way to add some down home charm to your home and can be completed in a single weekend. This DIY furniture tutorial also shows you how to add table legs and paint your table to give it an antique finish, so you're completely covered from start to end. Create the country cottage of your dreams with this simple upcycling project.

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Estimated Cost$31+

Time to CompleteWeekend project

MaterialsGlass, Paint, Wood

Primary TechniqueFurniture Projects

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Project TypeMake a Project

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