Oh, my gosh, y’all. I’m so excited to share this post with you!
It’s not a detailed tutorial or anything, but it’s a blogging debut for my dad. MY DAD, Y’ALL! Here I am with my mom and dad just afew weeks ago when I took a spontaneous trip to visit them a couple of weeks ago:
That’s Grandy and MeMaw. Aren’t they so sweet?
And just look at this DIY Farmhouse Table he built. You’re gobsmacked, right?
My dad, aka “Grandy”, built this table for my equally talented niece, Laura. Laura is in interior design school and is going to be wildly successful… I just know it!
Like I said, this isn’t a detailed tutorial, but you can find the plans and instructions here at Ana White, but Grandy has some tips for you.
Grandy’s Tips
Two or three things that might be helpful when building the table. I used biscuits when joining the table top boards together. This helps line up the boards so they are perfectly matched.
I will have to transport the table, so I built it so I could take it apart into 4 pieces. I used pocket screws in most places which are easily backed out when you want to take it apart.
Also you can see that I tacked a couple of supports on the cross members so they would be stable and easy to transport.
Here’s the table before Grandy stained it. Already so pretty!
I hope to show it all styled out when my niece gets her hands on it. I’ll keep you guys updated!
Here’s some more diy farmhouse table eye candy.
Be still my farmhouse-table-loving-heart!
If you live in the West TN, North MS or AR area, you can email Grandy {Dick Stanton} at [email protected]{dot}com and inquire about a custom made table for your home!
Grandy made the table that’s in my dining room, too. I LOVE it!
I just wish I could get him to move up here and blog with me. I’ll have to sharpen my persuasion skills a bit more! haha!
Thank you, Grandy for sharing your love of DIY with me. This blog wouldn’t be here today if it weren’t for your encouragement and support through the years. I love you more than words could ever say.