I love the desk, more over I love this poem! "Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?" Keep making beautiful furnishings blended with colors, words and passion! :) Tim
How did you do the finish? Me and my husband are wanting to redo a coffee table that looks alot like this! Did you use plain black paint to rub in? If there are directions you used for the process, please send it!
I also like to incorporate words into my pieces. Could you tell me a bit more about what you used and the process of hammering in the letters? This piece is fantastic ... really. Pam
So beautiful and artistic! What a wonderful idea! Thank you so much for sharing. Would you please tell us what kind of black paint you used on the letters?
Wow! This seriously might be one of the coolest things I've seen. Looking at the before I never would have thought it would turn out so cool. Well done!
hi there! i just wanted to write - i saw this on design sponge and looooved it. i was so inspired by it that i decided to do my own version. if you're interested, photos are here: http://www.blog.alisonrichards.net/index.php?itemid=79
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The table looks great! Love the finish! :-)
This is just amazing.
I love the desk, more over I love this poem! "Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?" Keep making beautiful furnishings blended with colors, words and passion! :) Tim
what a perfect idea!!!!!!!!! i want one..... ;)
Love everything about this.....smiles.
Inspirational! Lovely table. And thanks for introducing me to this life-affirming poem.
thanks guys! it took quite a while to hammer those letters in, but reading that poem over and over to be sure i got it right was quite a pleasure :)
Love what you did with my old table - way to go! Loved it when I was using it and am so glad it's still crankin'!
Cheers!
That's an amazing idea to hammer a poem into the top of it! It's brilliant!
Wow! How long did that take you? All those precious tiny letters!
So love your work. Adding you to my 'regional blogs' blog roll
this is the coolest thing ever!
way to go!
such a great idea!
Where did you get the letter stamps from? I assume they were some type of print type? Love it!
yeah, what lettering did you use? and was it the was that got the table to be that color?
beautiful!!
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I second Katie's question about where you got the letters from. Love it!
This looks amazing! What a great way to display poetry!! How did you do the letters?
Saw this via Design*Sponge and LOVED IT. Want to copy you, immediately. Am also curious about the letter stamps and how you found them.
i used a 'stamping set' i found at harbor freight ($3.99!) not expensive, just slow ;)
How did you do the finish? Me and my husband are wanting to redo a coffee table that looks alot like this! Did you use plain black paint to rub in? If there are directions you used for the process, please send it!
Wow. Peace and joy!
This is absolutely gorgeous and inspiring! I love it so much....
xo
Melissa
This is so gorgeous! What a beautiful makeover!
How did you these beautiful words. It's amazing! I love it!
Greetings from Barcelona, Spain.
I also like to incorporate words into my pieces. Could you tell me a bit more about what you used and the process of hammering in the letters? This piece is fantastic ... really.
Pam
Saw this over @ Design Sponge.. This is one of the lovely projects I have seen!! Just thought I'd visit your page too!
I just saw this @ designsponge too.
So beautiful and artistic! What a wonderful idea! Thank you so much for sharing. Would you please tell us what kind of black paint you used on the letters?
I LOOOOOOVE this! And a whole bunch of your other stuff too. I'm featuring it on my blog. I hope that's okay.
this is AMAZING. i love it!
Wow! This seriously might be one of the coolest things I've seen. Looking at the before I never would have thought it would turn out so cool. Well done!
So gorgeous!!
hi there!
i just wanted to write - i saw this on design sponge and looooved it. i was so inspired by it that i decided to do my own version.
if you're interested, photos are here: http://www.blog.alisonrichards.net/index.php?itemid=79
thankyou so much :)
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