Cottage Bedside Table

This little cutie was waiting to be rescued at Savers a while back~

Of course I didn't notice the chunk missing from the tip top until I had already lugged it out to the car. :(

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Lowes had this Kwik Wood epoxy wood repair putty that I thought I would try. 

It worked really well!  I was able to sort of mold the putty into the form of the missing part of the drawer.  After it dried, I sanded it to make it a little more level.  It's not perfect, but I think it will do just fine!

The plan was to replace the original pulls, so I got busy filling holes with my wood filler and drilling a couple new ones where the replacement knobs would go.

After sanding the table down, I brushed on Kilz 0 VOC Clean Start. 

                                       The next day I lightly sanded it with 220 grit sandpaper.

Our playroom is painted this turquoise color (Sea Wave), and I thought it would be a fun color for the table.

My spray gun is hibernating for the winter :),  so it was out with the brush and roller again!  The Purdy Cub is the brush I use.  It works great!  I use it to get all the nooks, crannies, and curved places.

The mini high-density roller works well for all the big flat surfaces, and makes for a quick job! 

This is what they look like in the package.

After two coats of the turquoise and some distressing, it was time for a little RL Glaze!

I finished the table with two quick coats of the wipe-on poly~

The inside of the drawer got a fresh coat of paint, too, and I mod podged some cute paper I had on hand.

I switched out the original pulls and replaced them with these knobs I found at Hobby Lobby this morning. Unfortunately, I keep missing the 50% off knob sale!  :(

Here is the before pic of the table~

...and after~

Can you see the epoxy wood repair on the upper right edge of the drawer!  Can't even tell it was damaged!  I'm a new fan of that stuff!

Cute paisley paper~