DIY Table from the Re-Use Store

My industrious sister had been at it again.  

If you remember, my older sister stops by once in a while to share her major DIY accomplishments.  

She is amazing.  

Check out her other projects here and here.

Despite the fact that she is pregnant (expecting around Halloween) and already has 4 children, and she works (seriously, feel bad about yourself yet?!), she has put together her most impressive DIY construction job yet: A table made from cabinet doors and drawer faces, all found at her local reuse store.

She put together this beautiful table without taking any pictures (clearly not a blogger) but I just had to showcase her work.  

She has this table sitting out on her porch and her family heads out there almost every meal.  

Her family lives on a quiet gravel road, and after the kids are done eating they just head out into the yard, grab their bike or a baby kitty and start to play.  

Magical, right?

As you can see, she once again took advantage of the beautiful cabinet doors in this project.  

First, she constructed the table structure and then laid out the cabinet doors on top.  

Next, she used drawer faces to line the sides of the table.  

Finally (and here is where it got a little expensive) she ordered a large, heavy piece of glass that is held in place nicely by the drawer faces.

Finally, she made several stools from square-shaped cabinet doors.  

That full tutorial can be found here.