I have seen these all over the blogs. So when my neighbor so kindly bought me the most ADORABLE garden fabric from IKEA ...I had no excuse. I know you're thinking...what a great neighbor! She is a teacher also...no further explanation needed.
Here are the directions: http://fantasticinfirst.blogspot.com/2011/02/crate-solution.html
I promise anybody can do this! Savings Tips: Use foam for a twin mattress. I doubled the foam to make a thicker cushion. Ask your local Home Improvement store for scrap wood or be creative. I used an old shelf.
I make these pointers every year since I ALWAYS even though I say I won't end up changing my theme. I buy a pack of dowels and painted shapes...hot glue them together and you are done!
My last project to share was a freebie from a local coffee shop. It started as a plain cherry wood chair. I spray painted it black and added the dots. Although, I am not sure if I like the dots yet or not...a little too busy for me. I might paint it all black and buy a cute polka dot cushion instead. By the way...did you know that you can buy the spray paint that is for plastic and use it for wood...NO SANDING is needed! I might have to paint some more stuff!
Until next time...
Anais
CUTE! The crates are great, the chair is adorable!
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First Grade is Fantabulous!
Thanks Tanya!
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Hey Anais,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my site today! I am now your newest follower! And I absolutely LOVE your crate idea! It is brilliant!!
i agree...everything looks really great! i may have to try my hand at this crate idea...i am a new follower
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Miss Reeve,
ReplyDeleteThanks for following. I really like your classroom blog. I want to get one up and running for the school year. Any advice? Anais
Keri,
ReplyDeleteThanks. You are so sweet. Happy blogging! Anais
I'm officially a follower now. loving the blog
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