Contributing Writer: Virginia Davidson
I have an obsession with kid and teaching supplies. I used to teach, so I guess it’s the leftovers of that. Anyway, I still get all of the magazines, and something similar to this came in one of them. I can’t say I invented it, but my hubby sure made if for $$$ cheaper than what was in the catalog! (We also don’t need to serve 12 kids!)
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| the inspiration from Adventurous Child |
When you’re done with this all that you’ll need is your camera, a hose, towel and art supplies.
- Wolmanized lumber 2×4 (3~3′ and 2~6′)
- Deck Screws – stainless steel 8×2-1/2 – so they don’t rust
- Plexiglass ~ we used 1/8″ thick(go to your local glass shop to purchase) We used 26×37″ measure your own to find exact fit.
- Level/straight edge
- Table Saw or skill saw (circular saw)
- Mitre Box
- Drill (screwdriver)
- Paint
- Shovel
2 - Lay out your pieces.
7 – 27.5″ down screw on the last 3′ piece with the groove facing up (this is what hold the plexiglass in place. (Again make sure that the bottom groove lines up with the side grooves – this is where the plexiglass will slide down and sit)
8 – Measure to find out exact measurement of glass.
- Use old fence posts.
- Put hooks on the side to hold shower caddies to hold your stuff!
- Make a base for it instead of putting it in the ground.
- Build a shelf on the bottom to hold items.
- Make cup holders in the bottom.
- Put an awning on it.
- You get the drift!
- Puppet show (take out plexiglass and velcro some fabric to the bottom)
This is so fun! My kids would love this.
Danielle, I know right. I wish wood wasn’t so expensive here.
AWESOME idea!!!!
too cool! Popping by via Funky Junk
That is such a great idea, I love it!!
I want one for me! lol, seriously i do
What a fun idea! My girls would get a kick out of this! I’ll be featuring this on my blog on Saturday!
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This is awesome!
Genius! Pinning this one! Thanks so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!
–Trish
That’s a fun idea!
I LOVE this! I blog over at http://www.2crafty4myskirt.blogspot.com and every Friday I feature a fellow crafter! I would LOVE to feature you and this project on an upcoming Friday. If you are interested please email me at toocraftyformyskirt@hotmail.com
Love this!! Thank you for sharing at uncommon! featuring this tonight on our FB page!
Great job on the easel! I featured you today on Sew Woodsy!
Thank you for the feature! What a lovely group to be a part of!
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Love this. Such a simple, fun concept, nicely executed.