Craft Drafts
mohathevillian:

(via diy project: maggi’s minimalist oak desk | Design*Sponge)
storagegeek:

Pallet shoe storage from Junktion. This is a fabulous addition to all the shipping pallet DIY projects you have seen featured here on Storage Geek. Will you be making one?

storagegeek:

Pallet shoe storage from Junktion. This is a fabulous addition to all the shipping pallet DIY projects you have seen featured here on Storage Geek. Will you be making one?

diyforthestrange:

shell door hanger
tutorial

diyforthestrange:

shell door hanger

tutorial

pbpizzle:

Cute way to serve drinks to guests! I love drinks in jars!

pbpizzle:

Cute way to serve drinks to guests! I love drinks in jars!

storagegeek:

DIY Rolling Bar Cart  DIY Ideas
I found the photo @ unplugged because they had a great idea of doing the same with a rolling mini office. I love the original idea as well but it works on many levels. A rolling craft centre for you and/or your children. A cooking centre complete books and and rarely used tools and appliances. Portable shelving is the bees knees no matter how you utilize it.

storagegeek:

DIY Rolling Bar Cart  DIY Ideas

I found the photo @ unplugged because they had a great idea of doing the same with a rolling mini office. I love the original idea as well but it works on many levels. A rolling craft centre for you and/or your children. A cooking centre complete books and and rarely used tools and appliances. Portable shelving is the bees knees no matter how you utilize it.

diy-htm:

I liked the rag  MUCH better.  I got a smoother finish and less of that brush stroke  look. Also I thinned the paint much more by this point.  I was using  probably 20% paint and 80% thinner. 
Ok, so next step is to bake the jars in the oven.  This step locks the color in, makes them dishwasher safe and gets rid  of that tacky/sticky feeling they have.  First let them dry for 24  hours. Then bake the jars in a 325o oven for 40 minutes.
And then I thought I’d accessorize them just a tad by adding some wire around the neck and as a handle.
Then I eye-balled how long I wanted the handle, added a bit more for twisting it on and cut.

diy-htm:

I liked the rag MUCH better.  I got a smoother finish and less of that brush stroke look. Also I thinned the paint much more by this point.  I was using probably 20% paint and 80% thinner.

Ok, so next step is to bake the jars in the oven. This step locks the color in, makes them dishwasher safe and gets rid of that tacky/sticky feeling they have.  First let them dry for 24 hours. Then bake the jars in a 325o oven for 40 minutes.

And then I thought I’d accessorize them just a tad by adding some wire around the neck and as a handle.

Then I eye-balled how long I wanted the handle, added a bit more for twisting it on and cut.


carriebackpacking:

Book Bookshelf!

Buy two sets of brackets, using one set for below the books and a single bracket for above. Measure the thickness of each book and start drilling.

I have been living out of a suitcase for 7 months.  I didn’t realize that I would miss having a nest as much as I do.  All my shit fits in a tiny storage unit, and I want to keep it that way so I can travel on a whim!

cortneylin:

(via DIY Dixie Cup Garland :: Hey Gorgeous)
classymissmolassy:

Mason jar wall planter