Drawer Bar/Shelf

Take 3 vanity drawers, add some paint and a pallet board across the front and what do you get?  A great wall shelf with a lot of storage.
 

Use it as a bar,

 or in a bathroom.

It would also work in a kids room for book and stuffed animals.

The Prairie Sisters show went great--more pictures to come, brought only a handful of smaller items back home!  Oh, and I had a birthday last week and look what I got--new 18 volt Makita drill and impact drill--and a pedicure and massage.  I do love tools, but I can still be a girly girl too!

Sunday Verses

Pallet Island

With the publishing of my book, I thought I would share a ew favorite past pallet projects.  You can buy the book here!

Oh--doesn't pallet island sound like a wonderful place to visit?  A beach filled with pallet lounge chairs where umbrella drinks rest on pallet tables.  I am afraid this is not that kind of island.  But it is a kitchen island made from a pallet.

This was a smaller pallet, with little spaces in between the wood.  I added some small trim pieces and croquet mallet handles to fill the spaces and the some Bri Wax to shine it up.

The legs were made from 2x6's, I added locking casters and the bottom shelf from pallet pieces.
A croquet mallet handle for a towel bar,

 a bottle opener and hook on the front and a pallet wine and book holder and this pallet island is ready to roll.

Under $100 Linky Party, Finally!

**Sorry so late--Linky tools was down **
So little to do, so much time--wait, reverse that!  On to some great links form last week...

Smallgood Hearth--fabulous!

Hot from Embracing Change!

Yum from Adventures of Our Family.

Burton Avenue--cuteness!

Adore from Leone Design!!

Unique from Thrifty Inspirations.

Fun with Chipping With Charm.

I am looking forward to all of your links--I look at all of them and try to comment on many (if I don't have to type in words to comment I and others are more likely to comment!)

Thanks for linking up and for sharing you with us :) 

Under $100 Linky Guidelines:

1. Please link to the specific post, not your blog! 
2. Please only post ideas that cost $100 or less--it would be great if you share the cost of your project, but not necessary.

3. Please include a brief description in link up.

4. Grab my Under $100 button on the sidebar and include it in your post or a link to Beyond the Picket Fence so people can find you and more great ideas.

5. Please check and make sure your link works. If it doesn't you can delete it and try again.

6. Please no direct links to sales sites, i.e. ETSY or just a plain ol' commercial site, we are looking for inexpensive ideas we can recreate, thanks!