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I've had the Pioneer Bed bookmarked for months, waiting for the right time to build it. It was the perfect twin plan to hide a trundle beneath. We built the bed in a day with our new nail gun, it was so easy! I added 5 inches to the leg height so the pop-up trundle would fit easily. We're loving the new bed.

This end table was built using left over pine and pallet wood, finished with Special Walnut Stain by Miniwax and Rustoleum spray paint. The end result probably costed about $8 per end table and they turned out great.

My friend & I made this doll house for a Christmas present for my daughter.  The plans were easy to follow!

I put carpet on the top floor & then used contact paper that lookes like wood for the other flooring.

i made a mudification in plans. it takes me two days to finish it.

My daughter wanted her room redone for her tenth birthday. We decided to go big with Ana's storage bed plans. I had so much fun building this and really learned a lot. It took me three months to find enough spare time to finish it, but it was worth the wait.

Saw this project on here and immediately knew this was something I needed to build for my daughter who had been standing on toys to reach her light switch as she is now enjoying turning on and off the lights in her room. Took some creative license and made the treads out of multiple boards rather than the single 6" piece from the plan. Also use pocket hole joinery to add to the stability of the project. This is very sturdy and can hold well over 200lbs. Already have many orders from friends.

I followed the plans pretty closely (please note, the visual graphic of cuts is incorrect - the panel fronts should be 17 3/4" which is tells you WAY later in the plans). I trimmed it out with 1/4" mdf to give it a shaker-style look.

We built this farm house bed but had to modify it. Im in the military and wanted a king size frame that was able to be torn down and moved easy. If you look i used brackets and long 1/2 bolts to attach the side rails to the head board and footboard. I also made foot board legs 30" then lined the 2x10 side rails up with the bottom of the slat boards on the foot board. This makes the actual mattress sit very high.

Built this bed for my five year old daughter. In hindsight I might have rounded out the door for entrance / exiting.

We got years of memories and enjoyment out of this bed.

I made this simple Bunk bed shelf so all the stuff my son stored on the headboard, wouldn't keep falling off. It was easy to make and I painted it while working on another project. and I used spray paint to get the orange on a little easier!

I used the farmhouse table plans to build a base, and then used an 88" stretch of bowling lane from a bowling alley demo nearby. The sturdy base looks great with the 2" thick maple top. Thanks for a great plan.

I built this project with wood out of a 100+ year old house. When the house was tore down they discovered instead of ship lap, some of the walls were covered with wood from old military bomb crates. What a score! The dimensions of this table are 30" tall x 36" wide x 7' long. Now I am going to find some old chairs and recover the cushions with burlap/feedsack. Thanks Ana, your plans have helped me so much.

I was showing a friend Ana's website and the laundry basket dresser picture appeared and she immediately told me, yes told me, lol, to make one for her. First time working with MDF and had to have my hubby's help because it's way too heavy. For that alone, not sure I'd use it again. Also, two places, it bubbled a little, not sure why. She loved it and wants another. I'm never sure how long these projects take as I don't do it all at one time. It's on the weekends when I have a chance and after work.

Our version of the farmhouse bed!