The Bedside Bookmark Abode...Or, How to Make a Tiny, Adorable Wooden House Curbly-Original There are a few things that simply seem to belong on a bedside table: a lamp, alarm clock, perhaps a pair of glasses, and a few magazines or books. Then, once you add a few personal items (mine usually include a crossword puzzle or two and a glass of water), and there's not a lot of extra space for any accessories or "decor" items. So, I wanted to make something to add a little bit of fun and style, but that doesn't take up too much prime nightstand real estate or interfere with the other items.And so, you see the results above: an alternative take on the bookmark (which I never seem to use anyway), in the form of a clean, Scandinavian-style wooden home. If using it to support your books isn't your thing, no worries. 1) I began with a 4" x 6" x 14" block of reclaimed wood (basswood, I think) that I found in the scrap aisle of my local Habitat for Humanity Restore. ...and come up with a nice, square usuable block: 2. Then, I cut the out the roof shape: 3. 4. How fun!
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Painted Wood Wall Art | Via Salvage Love Photo: Claire Ferrante of Little Dog Vintage Materials: -2 pieces of MDF 30 inches x 24 inches and 1 centimeter thick which equals one piece that is 60 x 24. I bought two pieces because I assumed when I attached the wood strips, they would end up being heavy and it would be easier (and safer) to hang them next to each other as two separate pieces -approximately 100 pieces of wood various sizes and depths -7 paint colors. -bag of sponge paint brushes -sand paper -Liquid Nails (this stuff is pretty amazing) -table saw. Time: This is definitely a time consuming project. Cost: paint- 7 / 7.25ML cans of paint -$24 2 pieces of MDF- $24 sponge brushes- $5 Liquid Nails- $3 sand paper- already had some wood strips – free! Total Cost: $56 for materials (I was lucky to not have to pay for wood. With the help of my wonderful father and his table saw, we got to cutting the strips of wood.
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Fat Quarter Friday {Wrapping Paper Organizer Tutorial} Hello! It looks like you are new here. I would love it if you subscribed to my blog via Bloglovin I’m so excited about today’s Fat Quarter Friday project. So basically their wrapping paper bin was an old kitchen stool turned upside down. (allow 2+ hours to make) Materials Needed: * Kitchen stool. * Fabric: To make two larger bags and two smaller bags like I did you are going to need about 2 1/2 yards of fabric or one $5 twin flat sheet from Walmart. * 4 Casters. * 2 packages of bias tape or about 4 yards of homemade bias tape. My stool was a light colored wood that I no longer like so I sprayed it white. See the piece of fabric below? Cut out your 12 pieces of fabric per your measurements. Now you want to square off the edges to give the bag shape. Sew on the lines you just drew. Trim off the excess fabric. Now your bag has shape. Now gather your bias tape. You are going to cut your bias tape or ribbons to the length that you want your ties to be. Turn bag right side out through opening.