Side Table + Cushion = What?

Okie Dokie peeps, this is what I've got for you today.  Let's reminisce for a second here.  Do you remember my GW find last month?  I'm talking about the little side table that I picked up even though I had no idea what I was going to do with it?  Here's that whole post if you must.  If not here it is again.

Alright, now what does that table above plus these items below equal. 

(Super Duper Quick No Sew Cushion Tut:

Just as you would sew a cushion cover, do on the wrong side.  Cut Heat-n-Bond strips, peel backing, place between fabric, iron.  Repeat on three sides, stuff cushion with pillow filling, close up open end with another strip of Heat-n-Bond, remembering to fold the seam inward this time.  That's it!)

(Above)  I experimented a little here.  The great guys at Sherwin recommended the ProClassic for furniture because it is self-leveling, meaning goes on like butter, levels itself, so less visible brush strokes.  Well, I figured this time instead of using a different brand of primer and any old roller, I would use strictly Sherwin Williams products.  Guess what?!  Even more awesome.  I've loved their paint for a while now, but even the primer rolls crazy smooth.  I didn't even need to seal with poly after the ProClassic paint dried.  Just as they said it would work. It's perfection for me.  Ok, ok, I'll get on with it.

Equation:  Table + DIY no sew cushion + Sherwin Williams Paint = What????

Here's a little hint...

One day it crossed my mind to make this a doggie bed.  I took Lila's raggedy old cushion and put it in there to reel her in to try it out.  Ha!  I couldn't get her out.  See the cushion protruding out?  That was after I tried to pull on it to get her to get out.  She liked it, I liked the idea and I had some extra fabric laying around.  Maybe the equation is starting to make sense...

 A slightly bigger cushion would have been better, but that was all the fabric I had enough for so, that will be something I'll need to do later on.  But really, I don't think she minds too much.

I really love it and I think she does too!