If my cordless drill didn't go flat, I would have added another piece of timber across the bottom. I'll give the sandwich board a good clean once the last slab is on. Then I'm going to have some fun painting it up all craft-markety-like.
Fun!
29 September 2012
Wood and saws and stuff
I've been busy making a sandwich-board for this up-coming craft market. I managed to get all the timber for it at no cost. The legs were once the legs on a chunky desk, the timber was once a gate, the rope inside it was a cut-off off a tie-down rope we bought to cart all the timber home (so I guess the timber cost about $9 if you include the $9 rope). I had to buy some hinges and screws which cost me about $8.00 all up. So, for $17 I made this:
If my cordless drill didn't go flat, I would have added another piece of timber across the bottom. I'll give the sandwich board a good clean once the last slab is on. Then I'm going to have some fun painting it up all craft-markety-like.
Fun!
If my cordless drill didn't go flat, I would have added another piece of timber across the bottom. I'll give the sandwich board a good clean once the last slab is on. Then I'm going to have some fun painting it up all craft-markety-like.
Fun!
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Cool! Has it got chalkboard paint on it?
ReplyDeleteNo, this just has paint on it - the colour it was when it was a gate. I might do the other side with chalkboard paint yet....
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