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I haven't been THIS excited about a project since my ladder laundry rack! (Well, the mom cave is pretty exciting, too - but that's not done yet! :)~ Anyway. I'm sure you've all seen the pallet-awesomeness floating around blogland .... I asked helpful husband to bring home an old pallet from his latest job site for me (yes, it was FREE!) Check THIS out: Whadyathink!? Step 1 - cut straight through on the lines drawn below: (Helpful husband used a hand saw for this part - what a guy!) Step 2 - use those extra middle boards to nail on the bottoms of the shelves: This is what they look like after steps 1 & 2: Step 3 - pry the middle board out of the shelf (to allow more room for books): Step 4: Sand 'em down! Step 5 - primer!
Step 6 - a couple of coats of paint (I used Rustoleum "Heirloom White"). I love that color, by the way. Ready to be moved inside .... Ta-da! Bookshelves complete. The "construction" isn't perfectly smooth and straight .... but for Pete's sake! Day 24: How to turn a drawer into a shoe cabinet. : Pancakes and French Fries. Posted by Jules on Monday, October 24, 2011 · 30 Comments A couple of years ago I avoided buying a shoe rack for Mikey’s room–shoe racks have never worked for me–by storing all his shoes in one of the large bottom drawers in his closet.
This worked well when he was a toddler with limited shoes. Now that he is seven years old and active in both school and athletics, the system is failing. The drawer is still large enough to hold his shoes, but the result is a jumbled mess of scuffed and dirty shoes. I know not to expect pristine shoes with a son who plays every second of recess, but I did want to keep his dressy sneakers in better condition, especially since he only uses them for monthly liturgy at school.
I pulled out all the shoes, removed those that no longer fit, and vacuumed out the drawer. Then I laid down washable, nonadhesive contact paper and an inexpensive tension rod, which could be the most useful invention ever, given I have yet to use it to hang curtains. New here? Homemade "Febreeze" Great Ideas. Home How To - DIY Home Improvement. Confronto Tariffe Energia Elettrica. Laundry Room - contemporary - laundry room - new york - by transFORM.
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