My New Upcycled Gardening Table: Total Cost $10

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What started as a thought, turned to a determination and eventually ended with a new gardening table. This is only my third recycle, or upcycle, project; but I can see more in my future now. I already have my sights on a portable pantry shelving unit- entirely made out of pallets!

My New Upcycled Gardening Table

Last week I had written a post about ALL the projects demanding my attention around the homestead and this baby's changing table turned into a new gardening table for me was number one on the list to complete.

I did this entire project myself; with the exception of Mr Golden D taking the tiles to work and getting them cut for me.

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These were leftover 2x2's from the SCRoG box we made for growing my cannabis plants.

The scraps came in handy for making a little rack to hang over the table for storing my trimmers, pruners and what-nots within easy reach.

The black spray paint was on hand from previous crafting projects.

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Miter box we already had, as well as the hooks I had gotten out of a quarter box at the local Salvation Army years ago; they were just collecting dust in the shed.

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The tiles were the only actual out-of-pocket expense for me to make this gardening table.

The box of 96 ceramic tiles came from a Market Place seller that we found on the same day I was picking up the table. So I did the loop and got both. Total cost $10

We had the caulk, caulking gun and grout from previous DIY's from years ago.

Now I can't wait until Spring 2020, when the new gardening season is upon me and I can get full use of this new table for sowing seeds, transplanting and just having fun outside in the warm spring sunshine!

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