DIY How to turn a stool into a outdoor glass table

 

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Hi Friends, I have finally tackled and completed making our outdoor glass table that I have been wanting to finish FOREVER!!! I’ve had these awesome glass gems from the dollar store for months but my project was a total bust the last time I tried this because of the materials I was using.  I think I should start posting about all my failed projects, right?

I wasn’t able to find anything that would bond wood and glass together, UNTIL NOW, which made this project super easy!

Supplies

Elmer’s E7502 4-Ounce Advanced ProBond Advanced Glue

Wooden stool or table
Glass tiles or gems

Directions

Make sure your wooden stool or table is clean from dust and dirt.

Simply apply a layer of Elmer’s Pro Bond in small sections and placed the small glass pieces on top of the glue.

I love that  Elmer’s ProBond Advanced glue dried clear which was perfect for these glass gems!  It is non toxic and  you can adhere porous to non-porous materials together, like wood to metal, glass, or ceramic to drywall, all without messy foaming, huge bonus!

You could just complete the top of the table but I decided the sides needed a little blinging as well.  The top took me about an hour, the sides didn’t take long, I just had to let the glass dry in sections so the glass wouldn’t slip out of place.

I LOVE how this came out and it was SUPER easy!  It is a perfect addition to our sitting area outside and it would make an amazing and personal gift!

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