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Got any little helpers? Or maybe your pet can’t quite climb up to their favorite resting place… Why not make them their own stool? Cute when personalized and perfect for a first-time project! This stool would also be great on the porch with a few plants placed on it… Step Stool Materials: 1-1/4″ brad nails Finishing Supplies Lumber: 1 – 1×2 at 4′ One 
Looking at this easel reminds of my kids when they were little… I still don’t think I’m old enough to have a child starting college this year! My birth certificate says I’m old enough and his birth certificate says I’m his mother so I guess its true! Enough of that – today’s plan is for this super cute art easel for the little ones to 
I really like this frame… I already have two large mirrors and decided to make this frame for one of them. It is a super-easy build and it only took me a couple of hours from start to finish! Since it was so easy, I’ll probably build a second one for the other mirror…
I included pics on how I did it because 
Today’s plan is another that will surely reduce the scrap pile! All it takes are a few pieces of 1/2″ plywood and a scrap of 1/4″ plywood. The embellishments are up to you!
Materials: Scraps of 1/2″ plywood (or a quarter sheet of 1/2″ plywood) Glue 1-1/4″ brad nails Scrapbooking paper & spray adhesive Embellishments (I used galvanized ribbon and 
During my laundry room makeover, I decided I might like a better place to hang items that cannot be put in the dryer rather than plastic hangers suspended from wire shelving. I came across these drying racks and figured they would be an easily hackable build!
The plans are created for the Medium drying racks and can be easily adjusted for the Small I always find it irritating to pick up my bottle of glue, turn it upside down, give it a hefty shake (while my fingers are crossed hoping I closed the cap the last time I used it!), then apply it to my project. I like being able to store my glue with the tip facing downward. Its easy when I’m not using it – 
With the holidays coming up, these trays will be perfect for serving up fabulous food to your guests! Plus, two of these trays can be made from one quarter sheet (2′ x 4′) of 1/2″ plywood which makes it very inexpensive. This is also a project that can be completed in an afternoon! Yay!
There are two sizes listed in the cut list 
With the holidays coming up, we can all certainly use a place to organize the pretty paper, bows, and ribbons that we are going to use! I’m certainly envious of those of you who actually like to gift wrap. Unfortunately, I am not one of those people…
Anyway, this organizer is constructed out of 1/2″ plywood with routed channels for the dowels 
As promised, here are the plans for the crates to match the Napa Style Inspired San Marcos Sideboard. There is an additional lumber list for the sides of the crate and the rest of the pieces will come from the leftover pieces of the table! These crates do not have to specifically be used for this table but can serve other organizing needs! 
Here are plans for a great scrap-raiding project! I used leftover pieces of 1/2″ plywood to construct this organizer inspired by an Urban Outfitters piece. This organizer would work well in any room – craft room, bathroom, office, etc., and can be constructed in an afternoon! It can also be finished in any way… I chose to use white chalk paint with a |
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