You will need

• 2, edge-glued pine project boards (24” x 48”)
• 3, 48” x 1-1/4” pine round dowel
• Tile-printed design templates
• Jigsaw
• Drill
• Orbital sander
• Wood screws
• Wood glue
• Wood filler
• Clamps
• Safety glasses

Instructions

1. Design and print three “blob” shapes and tile print each over 4-6 sheets of paper to the desired table top size. Trace onto pine project boards.
2. Wear safety glasses, and use a jigsaw to cut shapes. We recommend practicing on scrap wood and remembering to ease into corners. Use a drill with a 1/4” bit to make a hole to reduce cutting inside corners, if necessary.
3. Cut the dowel into 9-12, 8” length pieces. Attach to blob shapes in a triangular or diamond formation with screws and wood glue. You can use wood filler to cover up the screws before finishing.
4. For the remaining two sections, align the dowels, screw, and glue where you are able. This was the process we used. In the future, we might use a hole saw to cut through the blob shapes and have a continuous leg design.
5. Assemble the table to your liking, alternating the blob shapes to create a fun layered look with function in mind. Clamp and allow it to dry for 24-48 hours before priming or staining to finish to your liking.