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    Make Your Own Lazy Susan for Your Table!

    by Jessica 6 Comments

    Make Your Own Lazy Susan for Your Table!

    If you are here from Ana White, welcome! I'm Jessica, and I'm so happy you are here! Make sure to stick around and check out some of my other projects. I love to share budget friendly ideas to make life easier. You can check out tons of cleaning tips, some DIY, crafts and recipes too while your here! And...thanks so much for the feature, Ana! I'm truly honored!

    Hey there!  Happy Thursday! It's been a busy few weeks over here.  We adopted a new kitten, the kids started school, and I took a two day trip to New York to visit the folks at HGTV!  Now that things are starting to settle down a bit, I am starting to get back into the swing of things!  One of the things that has been on my list of to do's is making a Lazy Susan for our table.  I love sitting down for a meal with my family, but sometimes the passing around of food gets to me a little.  For one thing, I've usually already cooked a meal...the last thing I want to do when I sit down for dinner is have to hand everyone the salt.  So, to remedy this problem, I finally decided to jump and make my own Lazy Susan!

    Lazy-Susan-Supplies (1)

    Supplies:

    A prefabbed round piece of pine (found at Home Depot for $7)

    A rotating spice holder (Found at Target for $4)

    Stain or Paint

    Bonding Glue

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    I started by rubbing the stain onto the pine going with the grain.

    Stained-Pine

    Then I let it dry overnight.

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    I used Elmer's ProBond to adhere the spice rounder to the bottom of the piece of pine.

    DIY-Lazy-Susan

    I let it dry overnight, then placed it in the center of our dining table. Isn't it super cute? It's so nice to be able to spin it and grab the salt or pepper. When we have taco night, we put all of the fixins in little bowls so everyone can fill their tacos with ease, and on burger night, we just place all of the condiments in the middle so their is no need to pass the ketchup ;)

    Lets-Eat

    You simply spin it with your hands...no work whatsover!

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    Comments

    1. Melodie says

      August 23, 2014 at 5:03 pm

      Where are the guidelines for creating the lazy Susan? When I clicked on the link I was taken to a similar paragraph that says nothing about how to.

      Reply
      • Jessica says

        August 24, 2014 at 11:58 am

        Hi, Melodie! Not sure why it wasn't working for you, but here is the link :) http://www.remodelaholic.com/2014/08/make-your-own-lazy-susan-diy/

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    2. Trish says

      December 18, 2014 at 12:42 pm

      This is adorable! Love your blog...can't wait to try some of the awesome projects!

      Reply
    3. MAUREEN WEIR says

      June 28, 2019 at 9:09 am

      This is a great idea I've made one for my craft room and have my glitters on it so easy to find my glitters now without having to search through the drawer going to make a few for friends

      Reply
    4. donna says

      March 06, 2022 at 3:24 pm

      i use my lazy susan when i paint. i dont have to touch the project anymore, just move the lazy susan and all sides get painted without smudges or finger prints

      Reply

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