This is how mine turned out!
And remember that square this table had on all four sides? I didn’t want it to get lost in one solid color so I actually incorporated it into the design. That was really what sold me on using this Union Jack theme for this table.
Here it is again in it’s “before” stage. You can see how it worked perfectly for this particular theme.
I used a blue color I had on hand and the detail is actually not white. It’s a light gray almost silver color. It totally looks white on but in the right light you can tell it’s not. The light blue that is in the center is a mix between both blue and gray. Total cost of this table… FREE!! I used what I had on hand and the table was from my friend!
Almost forgot…I used lots of blue tape for this bad boy! I had that on hand as well so still didn’t pay anything.
Well I hope you liked it!! I’ll be linking it to a few parties. Hope to see you there!
Rita
P.S.
Winner for my contest is announced on Friday. Don’t forget to enter


6 comments:
I'm just about to start a union flag end table for my daughter, so this is great timing to see your's! Well done.
Love the blue!
Anne
Holy Moly Girl, how fun is that! I've always wanted to try one, but the idea of math freaks me out. :-)
What a cool fresh look that table got!
it looks lovely in blue- i, too, love the more muted less contrast versions!
it looks lovely in blue- i, too, love the more muted less contrast versions!
I love your take on the Union Jack It turned out so pretty. Great job and thanks for linking up at Transformed Tuesday. Hugs, Peggy~PJH Designs
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