This was my inspiration for an empty wall space in our bedroom...

I won't take you through the whole tutorial on here, but you can find a basic one that I followed loosely here.
what I started with (thank you husband for grabbing the pallet!)

Too much time and too much sweat and soreness later, I discovered we had one of these ---->>>>
Made my life, and this project so much easier!




about half way through
The only significant difference b/t the way I did my shelves and the
tutorial I linked to is that I didn't nail the bottom of the shelves into place.
It was just going to be too much. Instead, I measured the bottom pieces
of wood (from the leftover pallet) to exactly match the width of the
opening. Then I used wood glue and a hot glue gun to set in place!
5 comments:
this was a fantastic idea Molly! these look great! I might have to borrow this one sometime soon...
i saw these on pinterest.. super cool molly!! i wish i had your handy skills :)
These look great, Molly! I'm so impressed!
Katy
Savvy in the City
What a fantastic idea! I'm obsessed with repurposed pallet projects right now. Going to pin this!
I love your shelves. So nice to put photo frames on it instead of hanging them up.
I've featured your shelves in my Recycling of Pallets Post
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