that would be low to the ground so you could sit on the floor and play games. I got to help her and we made it out of cardboard and put playing cards on the top. It turned out pretty neat, but we had some trouble with the removable legs. So yesterday, we finally got around to finishing it and then played a game with the boys, who liked the table and the game, which was Memory. Also yesterday, Jaime moved to a house she is renting in Exeter. It is a nice little house out in the middle of nowhere. If you see her, give her a housewarming hug.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Card Table
Jaime took a sculpture class last fall and one of their projects had to be made entirely out of paper and paper products. She decided to make a card table
that would be low to the ground so you could sit on the floor and play games. I got to help her and we made it out of cardboard and put playing cards on the top. It turned out pretty neat, but we had some trouble with the removable legs. So yesterday, we finally got around to finishing it and then played a game with the boys, who liked the table and the game, which was Memory. Also yesterday, Jaime moved to a house she is renting in Exeter. It is a nice little house out in the middle of nowhere. If you see her, give her a housewarming hug.
that would be low to the ground so you could sit on the floor and play games. I got to help her and we made it out of cardboard and put playing cards on the top. It turned out pretty neat, but we had some trouble with the removable legs. So yesterday, we finally got around to finishing it and then played a game with the boys, who liked the table and the game, which was Memory. Also yesterday, Jaime moved to a house she is renting in Exeter. It is a nice little house out in the middle of nowhere. If you see her, give her a housewarming hug.
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2 comments:
im not a hippie or anything but im sure that they cut down trees to make all that paper....sheesh
nice.
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