45 Awesome DIY Project Ideas of Turning Pallets Into Unique Pieces of Furniture
16 Swing Bed
16. Swing Bed: Oh the endless things you can do with pallets! A swing bed has been on my “Mike To-Make List” for some time (oh how long that list is! ???? ). And we’ve had some pallets sitting in the yard just wait… (via The Merrythought)
18. Gardening Table: Why yes, another pallet project coming your way.I’ve only created 328 pallet projects thus far. well maybe that’s a bit of an exaggeration…Anyway, I’ve been busy with creating something new and different using pallets.What did I make? A Pallet Gardening Bench…I’ve never seen this something like this before (maybe it’s on pinterest, but lately it’s been crushing my creative juices so I try to stay clear)Why did I create it? Because I needed a spot of my own to do my gardening and potting. As I’ve said before, gardening isn’t my strong-suit, but when I do enjoy it and hope to get better. Spending hours on the driveway hunched over, is just not happening anymore.And why did I use pallets? BECAUSE THEY’RE FREE. how much better does FREE get… Plus I really like the size & look of pallets. Don’t you?In all, this project cost less than $10 to make and basically the money was spent on hardware.Please Click to Continue Reading… (via Jenna Burger)
19 Popcorn Stand
19. Popcorn Stand: A week ago we were in Michigan celebrating Mr. LMBs little sisters graduation. It was seriously so amazing that we could be home to celebrate such a big moment in her life & we got to help decorate & set up for her big graduation party as well. From small DIY projects like mason jar (via Liz Marie Blog)
20 Reading Bed for Nursing
20. Reading Bed for Nursing: UPDATE: For those following a link directly to this post, you can find pictures of the entire nursery HEREUPDATE: I recently found out the owner of the bed that inspired mine, check out her incredible site HERE When we began planning the nursery I really wanted a spot I could read with our kids (via Under the Sycamore)