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FABULOUS NEW ZEALAND PINEWROUGH IRON COFFEE TABLE395WIDE    US $2,450.00

Antique Green Painted Trestle Base Swedish Pine Coffee Table c 1820 1840    US $1,685.00

Dick Pope Jr Vintage Wood Water Ski Coffee Table Unique 3 Ski Design Pine Base    US $1,356.00

Antique Small Danish Pine Coffee Table with Drawer c 1880    US $1,285.00

Original Antique Painted Green Coffee Table Pine Top Circa 1880    US $1,248.00

Antique re claimed wood heart pine coffee table    US $995.00

Antique Pine Trunk with Wrought Iron Handles c 1860 80 Perfect Coffee Table    US $985.00

Lovely Victorian Pine Blanket Box Chest Ideal Coffee Table    US $895.00

Antiqued Re Claimed Rustic Charming Pine Circular Centre Occasional Coffee Table    US $788.77

Antique English Pine Coffee Table    US $795.00

Country Pine Immigrant Trunk Blanket Chest or Coffee Table    US $750.00

Pine Ship Helms Wheel Shaped Coffee Table w Glass Top    US $699.00

Country Pine 1830s Coffee Table Trunk Blanket Chest or Bench    US $695.00

Antique English Pine Coffee Table w One Drawer Circia 1880s    US $685.00

OLD FARMHOUSE FARM COFFEE TABLE PAINTED COUNTRY PRIMITIVE PINE BENCH DISTRESSED    US $625.00

Country Pine Immigrant Trunk Chest or Coffee Table    US $595.00

Antique English Pine Coffee Table Circia 1880s    US $525.00

Antq Heart Pine Original Faced Wood Tray Coffee Table    US $500.00

Antique Enlish Pine Coffee Table circa 1880s    US $499.00

BLANKET CHEST PINE BOX TRUNK PRIMITIVE COUNTRY FURNITURE PAINTED COFFEE TABLE    US $495.00

Ducal Antiqued Pine Square Coffee Occasional Table x    US $472.63

French Pine Rectangular Trunk Coffee Table    US $466.31

Chunky Contemporary Pine Rustic Coffee Table    US $442.60

Vintage Pine Provence Style Two Drawer Coffee Table    US $395.18

Antique English European Pine Coffee Table w One Drawer Circia 1880s    US $391.00

Antique English Pine Coffee Table Circa 1880 sale    US $345.00

Antique Reclaimed Heart Pine Wood Trunk Coffee Table With Drawer Storage    US $325.00

Stylish Ducal Antiqued Pine Square Coffee Occasional Table Free UK Delivery    US $312.19

English Pine Coffee Table    US $245.00

GOOD ANTIQUE VICTORIAN PINE BLANKET BOX TRUNK CHEST COFFEE TABLE    US $113.81

VICTORIAN PINE BLANKET BOX CHEST COFFEE TABLECIRCA 1870 JUST 99P START    US $6.80

Recycled Christmas Decorations

We all want our homes to look nice for Christmas. But, we envision that the only way that we can do this is to buy new stuff each year. New items are not the only ones that shine and make an impression on visitors. Learn how you can create recycled decorations from things lying around the house.

There are a lot of items that can be reused for creative decorations. Think of your Christmas cards. We get them and after the holiday is over we throw them away. Instead of throwing them away, use them to make new decorations for the house.

Christmas cards can be used to create a collage for wall hangings or table decorations. For a wooden coffee table, have a piece of glass cut to match the dimensions of the table top. Underneath the glass, place a piece of thin cardboard the same size and cover it with the fronts of various Christmas cards.

Old ornaments can be given a new look with some non-toxic paint and some string. The color comes off of bulbs all the time. Instead of throwing them away, come up with other ideas to save them like covering them with ribbons, colored buttons, sea shells or other collectibles. Color them with holiday paint and create ornaments, candle holders, and wreath accessories.

Local artisans use soda cans, bottles, and cardboard boxes to make ornaments for Christmas. Around the holidays, several local artisans will showcase their crafts at venues around your area. You’ll be amazed at the wonderful things they can come up with from items most people have thrown away.

Even used light bulbs can be turned into ornaments. Cover a light bulb with a brown sock or stretchy material. Fashion ears out of felt and use felt pieces for eyes, nose, and mouth and you’ve got a reindeer ornament. Tie a string around the top to secure the brown fabric and make a second loop to hang the ornament on the tree.

Besides recycling items around the house and creating ornaments, try using decorations that are friendly to the environment. Collecting these items can start at any time during the year. Like we said before, sea shells provide a wealth of ideas for decorations. Scratched CDs can be turned into Christmas tree ornaments.

Collect pine cones, nuts, sand, and broken tree branches. The tree branches can be weaved together to form a natural wreath. Pieces of discarded wood from household projects can be fashioned into nativity scene figures, crosses, wooden angels, and toys by someone who is skilled in woodworking. Websites like Nigelsecostore.com use recycled Christmas trees to create wooden ornaments.

Before you throw out what appears to be useless ornaments and Christmas cards, think about how they can be reused for another year of celebration. Get the kids involved and turn the quest for recycled materials into a treasure hunt through the house. This Christmas you can teach your children what it means to be eco-friendly.

Getting wax of a pine coffee table?

Im in desperate need for some advice on how to get wax out of my coffee table - I had a red candle and loads of wax has dripped on to it, I have left it so long that it seems to have embeded itself into the table. I have tried vanish and vinegar, and lots of soap and scrubbing but nothing seems to be working - Im in rented accom at the mo and if I dont get this out they are going to charge me a ridiculous amount of money as it's there furniture so any advice would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks so much xx

I did the same thing to my table and used a hairdryer to heat and soften the wax. Then it I used a plastic knife to scrape it off. Worked like a charm.

Create a Bristlecone Pine Coffee Table