A dear friend moved :(, I grabbed items from their garage that wouldn't fit in the moving truck like any good friend would do :). I spotted these crates right away--they originally held heavy duty tire chains from Sweden.
I stacked them up, screwed them together,
added an extra piece of wood across the front of each of them,
slapped on some red, green, and turquoise paint in that order, with some stain over the top and stain on the inside of the crates,
added some locking casters and ended up with a piece with endless storage options: in a mudroom for shoes and hats and mittens, for sports equipment, in a kitchen for potatoes and onions, in a kid's room for toys and books.
Sorry pictures don't show some of the fun possibilities, I snapped these right before it was loaded up for Farmer's Market (where it sold ).
Oh my goodness Becky I love how that turned out! Awesome!
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Beautiful! I can see why it sold so quickly. I am going to have to try that color combo!
ReplyDeleteadorable! you are my go to person for a pallet tutorial...we just acquired one with a delivery and I am looking forward to your inspiration to make something!!
ReplyDeleteThis is Melissa @ daisymaebelle.com LOVE this! Oh the great possibilities! I am going to have to get some power tools for Christmas this year!
ReplyDeleteYou did it again. This is spectacular, and I LOVE the paint!
ReplyDeleteLove the paint color. I loe what you did with the crates.
ReplyDeleteLove how these turned out !!!
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i love your blog - this is better than pinterest!
ReplyDeleteNice article, It’s always nice to hear the successes of others. And, I thing successes whether they be big or small are successes either way.
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Can you tell us what techniques you use to get this paint look?
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