I was gonna do a post on how I designed and installed shelves in my craft nook all by my lonesome, but, really, who wants to see all the details? I used some wood. I painted it. I used a level and other impressive-sounding tools to install them. It took for-e-ver, and now it's done and I love it. The end. Wanna see?
Click on the links for details on how to make the storage containers, decoupaged boxes, pallet desk, crib chalkboard easel, and crib springs bulletin board.
The kicker? The whole shebang only cost $122!!
Shelves:
Corbels $ 34
1x2" Support wood $ 19
1x12" shelf $ 9
1x8" shelves $ 14
Paint, screws on hand
Desk:
2 spindles $10
1x8" boards $15
1x12" board $ 11
1x2" apron wood $ 2
Mending plates Can't remember, but they were pennies each
Pallets FREE
paint, screws, stain on hand
Jars:
chalkboard contact paper $ 8
GRAND TOTAL - PRETTY STINKIN' GOOD!! (Unless, of course, you count the labor... But I thoroughly enjoyed most of the man-hours it took, so I don't count it!)
Linking up to Kammy's Korner Trash 2 Treasure Tuesday
Hunt and Host Laundry and Craft room linky party
3 comments:
Just LOVE it! And love that you did it with your bare hands! I'm impressed!
Totally impressed! I love the open shelving. If you are like me you have so much stuff you forget what you have! This space is perfect and I am sure that like most things you love it even more because your hands built it! Thanks for showing off your space at the Hunt & Host Home Tour Link Up!
Thanks, Kim! You're right about loving things more if you have a hand in it yourself! I've really enjoyed seeing what YOUR hands have built!
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