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How to make Modern Furniture from scratch

August 25, 2014 by Vikram Goyal

diy-furniture

Easy! You get the book DIY Furniture 2 which is a brilliant book by Christopher Stuart and features 30 designs from some of the best designer furniture makers from around the world.

The best part? All the furniture designs are made using everyday objects and other items that can be easily sourced from local hardware stores.

The designs are practical and modern. This is not the book for making old kitschy lamps, but bright, usable furniture.

If you are into that, then go get this book: DIY Furniture 2

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Comments

  1. Mary Beth says

    August 25, 2014 at 12:10 pm

    I have a similar book (new) and a vintage 1960’s BHG Craft book with some great modern designs to make. I’ll have to check this one out!

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Dollar Tree Halloween Tiered Stand

I love a good Dollar Tree Halloween craft, and this DIY Halloween tiered stand is one of those projects that proves you really don’t need expensive supplies to make something spooky and impressive.

This project uses simple plastic plates, bowls, wine glasses or candle holders, black spray paint, and a few Halloween decorations to create a dramatic tiered display stand. The raven on top gives it that perfect haunted-house feel, while the black finish pulls everything together so it looks much more high-end than the supply list suggests.

What I really like about this project is how flexible it is. You can make it tall and dramatic with several layers, or simplify it into a shorter version if you want something for a mantel, entry table, Halloween party buffet, or spooky centerpiece. The skeleton hands at the base are optional too, so you can make it as creepy or as classic as you like.

This is also a great project for using up random Halloween decorations you already have in your stash. Add mini pumpkins, faux spiderwebs, battery candles, skulls, ravens, potion bottles, or even wrapped candy for a Halloween party display.

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