DIY DIY Furniture

DIY Wooden Console Entryway Table

DIY Wooden Console Entryway Table
This awesome console table is great for any entryway! Start by building the bases for each of the three shelves. You will use the 1″ x 3″ boards for the bases. The middle and bottom shelf will be the same build. Build two rectangles using two 1″x3″x10.5″ boards & two 1″x48″ boards. Glue every where... 
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Kate
DIY DIY Furniture

DIY Faux Copper Rolling Garment Rack

DIY Faux Copper Rolling Garment Rack
Copper crafts are extremely popular for modern decor, and if you don’t want to work with metal but have a couple of PVC pipes, this craft is right what you need. The supplies are 3 pieces of PVC pipe that are 3/4″ x 48″, 2 pieces of PVC pipe that are 3/4″ x 60″, 4... 
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Kate
DIY Furniture DIY

Industrial-Inspired DIY Burlap Coffee Bag Ottoman

Industrial-Inspired DIY Burlap Coffee Bag Ottoman
Can an ottoman be industrial? Sure! Just make it from burlap coffee bags like in this tutorial from apieceofrainbow.com! You’ll need one standard 28″ x 40″ burlap coffee bean bag, a large-eye yarn needle, and multicolored yarn, scissors, and some kind of tape measure. Remove the stitches from the bottom and the side of the... 
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DIY Furniture

DIY Industrial Wardrobe Racks For You And Your Kid

DIY Industrial Wardrobe Racks For You And Your Kid
To teach your kid keep his or her things in order, you can make wardrobe racks for yourself and the kid because children like to do the same as grownups. Beckhamandbelle blog presented this tutorial, and to realize it you’ll need 1 pc pine wood, 2″ x 12″ x 4′, 1 pc pine wood, 2″... 
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Kate
DIY Furniture

Fashionable Industrial DIY Hairpin Legs Vanity

Fashionable Industrial DIY Hairpin Legs Vanity
Hairpin leg furniture is one of the hottest trends today, and today we’ll build a vanity with such legs with plans from PneumaticAddict. The supplies are (2) 1 x 18 x 48″, (2) 1 x 4 x 96″, (6) *full overlay cup hinges, (4) 26″ steel hairpin legs, a table saw, a miter saw, Kreg... 
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Kate
DIY Furniture

DIY Industrial Sawhorse Desk To Make

DIY Industrial Sawhorse Desk To Make
Need a cool industrial desk? Look at this idea from KleinWorthCo! Prepare boards: 2 – 12″ wide & 6′ long and 1 -10″ wide same length. Cut the boards to the length you want and then distress them a little. Then add stain – painting on and then rubbing off with a paper towel. Let... 
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DIY DIY Decorations

Industrial Decor Idea: DIY Faucet Wall Hooks

Industrial Decor Idea: DIY Faucet Wall Hooks
Industrial décor is gaining popularity and these creative hooks are a perfect way to follow trends! You’ll need pressboard blocks, some faucet handles, bolts and nuts, a little bit of charcoal grey craft paint around the raised edges. You can paint a bit of a diamond shape just for some visual interest, then sand them... 
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Kate
DIY Furniture

How To Build An Industrial Pipe Shelf

How To Build An Industrial Pipe Shelf
We’ve already told you of pipe crafts for home décor, and today we’ll continue the theme with this pipe shelf tutorial. Read the list of supplies here and then use a drill with a 1″ round drill bit to drill the holes in the wood planks. Clean all the grease off the pipes with degreaser.... 
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Kate
DIY Furniture

DIY Pipe And Crate Industrial Table

DIY Pipe And Crate Industrial Table
Industrial furniture is very trendy now, and we’ve already told you of some of such projects. Today we’ll make a pipe crate table, the supplies are 1/2 inch copper piping, a pipe cutter, eight 1/2 inch copper, tube straps, six 1/2 inch 90° elbows, two 1/2 inch T bars, two 1/2 inch 90° street elbows,... 
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Kate
DIY Furniture

DIY Mini Copper Pipe And Cork Shelves

DIY Mini Copper Pipe And Cork Shelves
Continuing the theme of industrial crafts, we’d like to tell you of these pretty little pipe shelves. To make them you’ll need copper pipe hooks 1/2″ x 6″, cork coasters, gold scissors. Cut the cork coasters in half.  Trace the coaster onto some cardboard to act as support backing. Use hot glue to secure the... 
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Kate