I built a planter box from salvaged wood all by myself in a morning. While the project was a little more involved than I had expected it really encouraged me to keep trying to build new things.
Best Storage Design For Your Home that keeps your books, clothes and anything in a appropriate way.
Storage Cabinets Design Ideas : http://www.spaceworks.com.au/melbourne/shelves-cabinets
This is my version of the Leaning Wall Shelf by Anne White this project was fun. This shelf was to have a place to keep my Newborns son’s diapers wipes etc. I’m going to build another for my daughter in the near future. I learned a lot from this project, like how to find degrees with a framing square.
It’s been a couple years, but here a some projects that I made from your plans!
So much fun!
by Shawna
I love these benches/table. They were easy to make and are comfortable to sit in.
This project was for a wedding gift... My wife gave the young couuple some ideas to choose from and after seeing these plans on Ana White they loved it. Thank you Ana for the great plans!!!
$200 build and approximately a weekend to complete with finishing the wood.
Added a tongue/groove plank (6x total)
My best friend's 30th birthday was approaching and she had mentioned that she needed some nice chairs for her front porch. I got so excited when I saw these. So I made her one! Unfortunately, I had a few issues with the prop support, but I think we've remedied it. The dowel kept splitting when weight was bared on it. Now, neither of us are "small" girls, but we're not huge, either! So I replaced it with an oak piece of 1x2. That seems to have fixed the problem, and the corner of the 1x2 fits in between the slats nicely and holds it in place. Sorry the pictures are awful. I'll have a finished product picture up soon. (-:
This was actually my first "real" project. I've fixed several things before and tinkered around with woodworking, but I'm just starting to get into it. I can definitely say that I've found my hobby!
Tue, 11/06/2012 - 22:10
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Mon, 05/20/2013 - 22:24
There are different type of Birthday gifts you can buy some decorative things also purchase perfumes, accessories it depends on the person likes and dislikes. real throwing knives
Mon, 08/12/2013 - 02:48
This tends to happen in situations where the gift is given with an understood or explicit agreement between the giver of the gift and its receiver that some type of service will be rendered often exterior of usual legitimate methods because of the gift. http://bestdaggers.tumblr.com/
Fri, 03/07/2014 - 05:08
Though I must say I like the chair, I personally would have reservations about the choice of colours. I think something a little more colourful would be more befitting, maybe something more immature, because people don't like to be reminded that they are getting old, the extent of which depends a great deal on their achievements. With that said, it gives me ideas about what I might decide to give to a friend as a gift.
We finished with outdoor stain for patio deck!
Looks amazing!! We loved
Well this was our first project and we made a few mistakes but we are thrilled with how they came out!
I built this twin bed with drawers for my daughter and I LOVE all the storage the drawers provide. I slightly modified the plans it was based off of--you can find more info and see details from the build on my blog House Becoming Home.
The bench and 2 chairs were made from old pallets (hate throwing wood in the skip) the medicine cabinet was an old single bed frame and an old wardrobe the wishing well was a reqiest for a friend and was made from off cuts from other projects and last but not leased the handsome cab was more off cut in my shed.
We made the Lydia bed for one of our yurts. This bed is a perfect fit for our beloved Betty yurt.This bed adds a touch of whimsy and femininity. Guests love this bed and comment how it adds to the experience of staying in a yurt.
In reply to yurt? by marlaandwilliam
Mon, 06/27/2011 - 13:41
Yurts are traditional houses from Mongolia, Kazakhstan and has been the primary shelter for nomadic herdsman for centuries. These circular wooden dwellings were traditionally covered with felted wool and skins. As the nomads lives revolved around the rhythms of nature, the yurt’s design was portable and able to withstand high winds and extreme temperatures. Even today, many pastoral families in Mongolia still prefer life in a yurt.
The yurts we have are a modern version of this with full amenities of kitchen bathroom etc. We are located in the lake country of Northern Saskatchewan Canada. You can find more photos or information about yurts on our website http://florabora.ca.
Thank you for the question
Mon, 06/27/2011 - 14:39
I live in Colorado and we have Yurts here. Yurts in CO tend to be more rustic, sustainable, easy to build, and small space in the mountains typically. People usually stay in yurts when they're backpacking, skiing, etc. Rather than leaving the mountain and going back to town, the yurt system in CO allows you to keep your adventure going.
Here are some links if you're curious
http://www.parks.state.co.us/Reservations/YurtInformation/Pages/yurtinf…
http://www.coloradoyurt.com/yurts
PS: cool space and awesome build!
Fri, 09/23/2011 - 15:43
Just wanted to say I love yurts!!! I've been wanting one for a long time. love 'em
Wed, 10/07/2015 - 07:42
Seen this on pinterest and just had to say that Flora Bora is amazing, We stayed there a couple yrs ago and 100%enjoyed it. Such a welcoming family that owns Flora Bora too. They go above and beyond to make your stay a memorable one. Definetly recommend to anyone.
I needed a new toddler bed for my daughter because we have another baby coming soon. Instead of spending $60 on some rinky-dink bed from the store or pay way too much for a quality bed, I decided to try this project. I was able to use quality or standard pine for the entire bed (with a lot of sanding) so we saved a lot of money. Be sure to use dimensions specific to the bed and not what was listed. For the curved top, I recommend cutting and sanding a template out of MDF and then using a template router bit for the actual piece to be used. Great plan and cost savings!! Thank you, Ana!
My wife has been wanting this project for months. Had to shorten the size to fit our wall. Thank you Ana for such easy to follow guidelines.
This counter height farmhouse table fit my space perfectly. I made it narrower than Ana's table but the same length, 48" x 27". Instead of a 3/4" plywood top, I joined five 5/4" x 6 pine boards for the top. The stools fit exactly under the table when I want to use it as a workspace. I can also use both sides of the table if I pull it out.
Cabin bunkbed for granddaughters room, built by her mom and grandma.
After finishing my Farmhouse Dining Room Table, my brother asked me to build him a new kitchen table. We chose the Modern Farmhouse Design but changed the dimensions to fit his kitchen. I also used the same building plan to create a matching bench.
I've documented the construction of the table here: http://www.tommyandellie.com/Site/Home/Entries/2011/6/20_Modern_Farmhou…
And I've documented how I did the finish here:
http://www.tommyandellie.com/Site/Home/Entries/2011/6/23_The_Finish_Mov…
Creating the table legs was the hardest step for me. I used a combination of pocket holes, biscuits, and wood glue. I also rounded off all the edges with my router. For the table I added corner blocking.
Thu, 06/30/2011 - 04:46
I should also mention that I made the table as two separate pieces. The tabletop was always kept separate from the base since I was going for this two tone finish. Upon delivery to my brothers house, I just centered the tabletop onto the base, clamped it down, and screwed it together.
Wed, 07/06/2011 - 09:34
Awesome job! I am so inspired we are taking on this project today and very excited to use your ideas. Thanks for sharing!
Mon, 08/15/2011 - 13:08
Very nice finished product. Quick question-- how tall are your benches? Do they fit between the legs when not in use? I'm trying to find plans for the benches on Ana-white's website, but not finding exactly what you built (although I know you made some adjustments).
Thank you.
Jen
Fri, 08/19/2011 - 05:14
Thanks for the comment
The bench height sits at approximately 17" (a somewhat standard chair height) and I allowed for a 6" gap on both sides of the bench so that it can be tucked comfortably under the table. I then used those dimensions along with the Ana White plans to create the bench.
I've got a pretty detailed write-up here....if you'd like to check it out;
http://www.tommyandellie.com/Site/Home/Entries/2011/6/20_Modern_Farmhou…
Thanks,
Tommy
Mon, 01/30/2012 - 14:42
You can always use poly or shellac on the tabletop if you'd prefer. A couple coats of that and you'll be good to go.
Love this simple plan! I took down a wall in my kitchen and, when cleaning out the cabinets, I found crazy amounts of spices. With this it's so easy to see all of them and find the one you want.
I did shift the shelves to make two 3 1/2" shelves and this made the bottom shelf 9" for some taller things. I found that I could not fit my shorter spice containers in the very top shelf due to the hanging board in the back of it. The hanging board may have been thicker than used in other's builds.
Sun, 01/11/2015 - 12:55
I love how you shifted things around to accommodate for the bottom taller items. I need something exactly like this so I can tame the wild animal that is my pantry. Thank you for the inspiration. Great build!
I built this Farmhouse Queen Bed & Kentwood Night Stand for my Granddaughter. She loves it !
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spiceylg
Tue, 07/30/2013 - 06:08
Nice
You did a great job and I hope you continue to do more!