farmhouse table
made this farmhouse table 30in tall 4ft long and 26in wide,
made this farmhouse table 30in tall 4ft long and 26in wide,
I wrote a blog entry about this project that you can find at:
https://1thing1week.com/2017/01/09/airplane-shelf-for-a-nursery/
This shelf is great for beginners, easy to assemble and very inexpensive! I had a blast making it. I made it for my expected son's airplane themed nursery.
I started learning woodworking several weeks ago and came across your video and plans for the Farmhouse Counter Stool. It was easy to follow, and I love how it turned out! I made one first as a test, and I think I'll make three more. Thanks Ana!
Fri, 09/25/2020 - 14:57
Welcome to the woodworking community, it looks fantastic! Thank you for sharing:)
I started with Ana's "Mom's Train Table" design and added a bit of western design to it. I also added two drawers instead of the empty space to store the train set and other toys to be played with on it when the coffee table top is on. The train table top is also loose in the space, so it can be swapped out or flipped over for another design, farm, train, city, racetrack, etc.
I used and existing toddler bed frame and repurposed it as a trundle bed so we could add a 3rd bed into our kids small bedroom. You can easily make the bed frame too.
Check out my blog post with steps on how to turn a toddler bed into a trundle. Great space saver and it's much easier to pull out from under the bed on the carpet (and easier than a full size trundle).
I was eager to start this project and was super stoked with how it turned out. Can't wait for more inspiration to continue building beautiful furniture. Thanks
This was my first project I have every really made following plans and really the second project with wood. It was really fun and the only thing I would say was that I would have sanded all the parts before putting them together. I did that for the foot board and it made the process much easier in the end. This took me around 7 hours from start to finish.
Tue, 09/29/2020 - 17:07
Looks great, and all those little tips and tricks are very helpful!
Emerson with extra trim and fancy feet. Also added a closet dowel and overhang. Built at 36 weeks for our baby Collin.
I used the plans for the base but made the table 10 feet long. Came out GREAT!
This was a easy build and lots of fun to build! I pretty much followed the plans for this piece. The only thing I didn't add were the wheels on the bottom of the legs. Because I was using this mainly as a TV stand, I wanted it to not be moved. In the future if the TV goes up on the wall, I'll add the legs. Thanks for the plans!
This was my first project. It was fairly easy and has sparked a new interest in building my own furniture going forward. I decided to have my doors hinged instead of sliding, but overall had a lot of fun and love the results!! It turned out great!! Thanks Ana!!
My husband did the cutting and we worked together. Everything was great. We used screws to attach the sides instead of finishing nails because we didn't have the right length.
This is a modified version of the Kentwood Bookcase to be shorter and wider to fit my space. I used my router for the first time on this project giving the legs and top a little bit of flair. I also wanted it super glossy, so I applied three coats of Minwax high gloss polyurethane.
One lesson I learned for my next project is that "stainable" wood filler isn't actually stainable. I'm quite disappointed with how visible my Kreg pocket holes are on the front - I'll be sure to make sure they're all hidden next time.
Mon, 10/13/2014 - 13:32
This is beautiful! You did a good job, and I love the finish. I can't see the pocket holes in your finished pictures even after you pointed it out.
I used wood filler that was tinted the same color as the stain last time, and it was great.
Mon, 03/30/2015 - 20:23
Wow!!! This is so beautiful, and the stain job on pine...just wow!! You did such a great job with the router and I can't even find the kreg jig holes even though you said it. The plugs made for those work out perfectly though and are pretty cheap for a huge bag to have around.
Loved making this toy bin with my mom-in-law. Simple and perfect for our needs.
I started a custom woodworking bussiness about 18 months ago. Since then we've build everything from consoles to dining room tables to baby cribs. And to this day, I still refer to Ana White plans. Thanks a bunch!!
This was a fun project. We couldn't find the exact table that we wanted in the stores. I took the standard farm table on Ana's website and added 1/4 corner trim which finished off the edges nicely. I finished it with minwax cedar stain and we have been enjoying it ever since.
We built 7 for our 7 granddaughters (one girl already got hers so 6 pictured)! I used different stain colors for the different familys! Have to figure out a project for the 7 grandsons!
This was one of my very first wood projects and I LOVE it. I used a smaller circular saw, drill and orbital sander. I love how it turned out and now I have a DIY problem. :-)