Tutorial Round folding garden table

Final product:
French Summer II - final by Arengil Tajedinápravá, on Flickr

Work in progress:
BJD coffee table - WIP by Arengil Tajedinápravá, on Flickr

For this you need:
- 3 pcs solid wires
- soft binding wire
- a circle made of solid material (I used a transparent base of a doll stand)
- white spray paint (suitable for metal)

Procedure:
Measure how high a table you will need (sit the doll on a chair to get a better estimate). My chairs are quite low, so I estimated the height of the table at 20cm. As you guessed correctly, the solid wires need to be made into a "U". In that case, the base of the table must be approximately 10 cm so that the table has stability. Measure the top part according to the size of your table top. If you want to glue everything and make it stronger, no problem. For me, it's better if I can fold the table stand and the board can also serve as a base for the doll stand. When you have three "U" wires, put them together in the middle so that one wire is sticking out on each side. Wrap the middle part (vertical) tightly with the binding wire. You can spray paint the wires either before, or if you're lazy, after the table is assembled. Put a tablecloth on the plate and you're done!
You can strengthen the table with eye putty.
(Sorry for my bad English.)

French Summer - garden by Arengil Tajedinápravá, on Flickr
French Summer - picnic basket by Arengil Tajedinápravá, on Flickr - Here you can see how badly I spray painted it.

French Summer - red wine by Arengil Tajedinápravá, on Flickr
French Summer - breakfast by Arengil Tajedinápravá, on Flickr

If you are going to move the table somewhere, you simply put the wires together and the board separately.

 

@Mazovshanka
I also like simple projects. I'm not very handy, but this was easy. I consulted my hands-on parents on the idea. Thank you for your comment!

@dm_sof
That's right! This is very simple and I managed it too! The place is a problem every time, yes... I know it very well! Thanks for your comment!

@dharmaniac
I'm glad it's understandable despite my language barrier. Thank you!

@Bobble
Yes! That was a basic requirement! I always wanted my dolls to have a round garden table to go with those beautiful chairs I managed to buy at a book and decor store. But I already have a closet full of their furniture and nowhere to put it. This was a good compromise. Thank you for your comment!

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