Simple Crate Toy Box
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It’s the season of giving! I partnered up with Jaime Costiglio to bring you a brand new free gift plan, every Friday in the 12 weeks leading up to Christmas! Over the years, we’ve gifted hundreds of plans, many that you can make with scrap wood. Check out the entire Handbuilt Holiday Collection here.
This is our final Handbuilt Holiday plan of 2021, and it’s easy enough to be completed by Christmas, and inexpensive enough to leave as a hostess gift. Most anyone would appreciate this one!
Charcuterie boards are a entertaining staple, the perfect base and backdrop for a gorgeous edible collage. But the charcuterie board itself – the wood board – can be hundreds of dollars! You can build your own using scrap wood for free.
This DIY tutorial walks you through how to piece scrap wood together to make a Charcuterie board.
To tie all the boards together, we added a footed base:
So just cut your boards, lay them out with glue, and attach the boards to the bottom. Super easy!
You can use any combination of 1x thick lumber, but I wanted to give a specific cut list as well (using 1 – 1x2x8 and 1-1x3x8).
Lay out your top boards, with the handle extending outward.
Measure and cut the “foot” board on the bottom.
Nail and glue the 1×2 foot boards to the bottom with 1-1/4″ brad nails.
Advanced Method: If you’d like to make your board a little nicer, you can notch the 1×2 into the bottom. For more details, head on over to visit Jaime Costiglio’s Build Post.
More photos and build tips at Jaime Costiglio.com
Finish: Use a butcher block finish or other food safe finish.
Do you do home workouts in your living room with the TV?
What do you do with your exercise mat? Where do you store your hand weights and foam blocks and bands?
Do you move your coffee table out of the way every single day? And move it back afterwards?
Not anymore!
Big, roomy space sized generously for an exercise or yoga mat, foam blocks, exercise bands, hand weights and more – right where you need it.
On wheels, it’s DESIGNED to roll out of the way to create floor space for working out.
Then roll right back and store the equipment.
It’s a home gym hidden right where you need it – in the middle of your living room!
This is an original design that you can’t buy – you have to DIY with our free plans. You’ll need four 1×12 boards, a drill and a saw to tackle this build. Here’s a quick video of me building this project:
Scroll down for the free build plans!
Specific storage makes tidy up a no brainer – especially for toys. Because kids know exactly where to put things away, making toy room clean up easy and decision free.
This week, Jaime Costiglio and I, are sharing a brand new plan to help you with just that!
This bookrack features a bin at top for organizing books forward facing, suitable for different sized books. This also displays beautiful book covers facing outward. The bottom is great for larger items like stuffed animals, blankets, or favorite action figures. I love that there is no tabletop surface to accumulate clutter on top of.
It’s the season of giving! I partnered up with Jaime Costiglio to bring you a brand new free gift plan, every Friday in the 12 weeks leading up to Christmas! Over the years, we’ve gifted hundreds of plans, many that you can make with scrap wood. Check out the entire Handbuilt Holiday Collection here.
Want to see this project come together with build photos? Tips and tricks? Lots more finished photos? Jaime puts together a build post on her blog with much more details – please click over and check it out.