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Shanty 2 Chic

Member Since: 09/2012

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We are the Shanty Sisters! We are two sisters that wear many hats! Whitney is a stay-at-home mother with 5 kids, and Ashley is a stay-at-home mother of 3. We started blogging when we both moved into new homes, and were challenged to decorate more space on a budget. We love scouring high and low for shanty items and transforming them into something chic, which led us to our blog Shanty2Chic! We will take you along on our journey as we learn to transform our homes on a budget, and prove to ourselves that we don’t need to wait on our husbands to do the big jobs! We hope to inspire you to grab a paint bucket, pick up that scary tool, and get to work!

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    • Hi, I liked what you are doing. I think it is so cool. So i am just starting doing my first craft...magazine tray. I watched your video many times but it does not address how you got the 5 pieces together for the bottom of the tray! I am confused. Were they glued together or nailed? If nailed how did you manage it? Please help! Out of my element Maryam lol
      By saghie, on April 18, 2015
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    • Great step-by-step directions and the pictures help a lot. I am going to build a workbench myself and this will help a great deal!
      By ROLO559, on July 24, 2014

    • Another great project idea with easy to understand (and execute) directions! Thank you so much for sharing all your creative ideas. Y'all are simply the best!!
      By Lovedbyhisgrace, on August 17, 2014

    • Nice; this is also great as rolling storage/folding surface in laundry room. Thanks for sharing!
      By DIY-Lifer, on December 19, 2014

    • The picture seems like the depth of the workbench is larger than 24". Did I misread the cut list?
      By jakeavis, on July 16, 2015

    • I built this today and absolutely love it! Thank you for the simple cut instructions.
      By prettypallets, on May 3, 2016

    • Awesome! This is my next one!
      By LexHolsters, on February 9, 2018

    • Nice cart. Makes me think bout placing one in my work shop. Thanks.
      By Dirt Dog, on March 7, 2020
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    • First of all I love your site and all the cool DIY plans you have. My first project is to build the workbench soi have base to work on the projects. My question is on the Adirondack chair, at what height do you place the seat supports on the legs, or did I miss it in the plans? Thanks Larry
      By fireman1088, on July 10, 2014

    • @ fireman 1088, look at pages 6 of the plans and I think you will find your answer
      By Brutus Buckeye, on July 10, 2014

    • We have been looking for the perfect chairs for our upper deck. Looks like we will just build them ourselves!
      By tamilebahn_42476, on July 10, 2014

    • Approx how much does this cost to build?
      By thoopie, on July 10, 2014

    • I can't wait to get started on mine ;)
      By vhess, on July 11, 2014

    • Thanks so much guys! The chair was about $50 in lumber!
      By Shanty 2 Chic, on July 17, 2014

    • Does anyone know how much weight this would support? Trying to find a taller chair to make for my dad.
      By lmanrik, on July 21, 2014

    • I'm not sure exactly how much weight it will support, but our 6'6" Ryobi product manager tested it out and gave it a thumbs up!
      By RYOBI_ROCKS, on July 22, 2014

    • I can't get the plans for the adriondack bar stool plans tu o download. Barrymoore4329@gmail.com
      By Barry Moore, on August 27, 2014

    • Made this chair last week. It turned out great. I love it and so do my cats. Thank you for the pattern.
      By Peg a leg, on September 5, 2014

    • I think I'm going to enjoy this site very much thank you
      By Ryobi , on January 25, 2015

    • I started building this chair tonight and the front leg diagram did not work out. The 5 dgree line I don't believe is right. Am I the only one that had this problem. The way I see it the line needs to be 23 3/4 from floor and 90 degrees.The leg is cut both ends on 5 degree ( so the whole leg is sitting on 5 degree angle) and if you put the 5 degree line on it the rear leg will not be level. Thanks for sharing the plans, can't wait to get it done.
      By Macy44, on January 31, 2015

    • Looks like fun chair to build and good looking plans to use.
      By dust, on February 15, 2015

    • Has anyone made this using 2x4s instead of 1x2s for the legs and braces to give it more stability and strength? Cost increase is insignificant
      By andersontoxaway, on February 18, 2015

    • Looks awesome, hope to make a couple of these this summer for our lake house.
      By clreilly, on April 1, 2015


    • i used 2 x 4's for legs and braces and the chair turned out great.
      By kangas2250, on June 23, 2015

    • To Macy44, I had the same question too about the angles and the front leg. I built like you specify without the 5 degree line on the front leg and your measurements. The chair turned out fine that way. After working with some scraps, I will be trying this again. The legs would not sit flush on the ground according to plan. I did a test cut to the bottom of the rear leg and made a 5 degree cut instead of a 0 degree cut for the foot of the rear and the scrap wood I was working with made the legs turn out flush on the ground. I plan on trying this on another chair as the chair will sit back further if the plan angles for the seat support are followed. Not sure which I will like better for comfort. I also modified and built with 2x4's. The chair turned out great!
      By WLH, on December 9, 2015

    • I cant get the blueprints to open, can anyone help or send them to me?
      By mjcalla, on December 30, 2017
      • Mjcalla, you should be able to click on the link above and have the plans open right up. Maybe try using a different internet browser? Ours opens up fine using Safari.
        By RYOBI NATION, on January 2, 2018

    • why can,t i get these plans to open i have tried different browsers copy and pasted and can't get them. I had them open about 2 weeks ago and now nothing.
      By rickkkh, on February 13, 2018
      • @rickkkh We updated the Nation site last week and had a few bugs to work out. You should be able to access the PDF plans link now!
        By RYOBI NATION, on February 13, 2018
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    • My wife has wanted me to trim out our windows for a long time... your how-to helps with the how but I'm a bit confused. You talk about the top pieces being MDF but the photos look like plywood. Am I missing something? When you put the 1/2" plywood on the sides does it help straighten out the sides? Ours are nowhere close to straight and level and hope this makes getting them there possible! Thank you. Bob
      By BobT55, on October 16, 2017
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    • Just cleaning out in-laws house, getting ready to move in and have 5 + pickup loads of wood to use for this. I love how yours turned out. I am so grateful that you share all your tutorials.
      By ScaryCheri, on November 19, 2015

    • This is absolutely beautiful, I have been building up my shop so hope to try this soon, If not this Christmas maybe by next year. Love it.
      By larsoncl101, on November 30, 2016
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    • I do a lot of things from pallets, I'm showing this to my wife. Maybe now we both can have pallet projects together. Thank you Shanty 2 Chic
      By jester5042, on February 13, 2018
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    • On the PDF, on step 8 you are going to show us how to use 1x8 boards on the next page. There is no next page. 
      By JulMuffley65, on May 2, 2018
      • @JulMuffley65 We are looking into this for you!
        By RYOBI NATION, on May 3, 2018
      • Still no next page
        By RMBrumfield, on September 19, 2019
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    • I like the rustic chevron wood wall. Is this in a personal house or someone’s studio?
      By FinalCut Construction, on May 30, 2018

    • Looks great 
      By Jbarres80, on June 12, 2018
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    • How tall are your cielings?
      By PaperboyW07, on April 8, 2018


    • This is awesome, I'm remodeling my kitchen where is the link for how you installed the vent assembly and vent. It says in your PDF to read the post but I don't see any links, Thanks in advance
      By Dynamix911, on August 3, 2018
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    • GREAT IDEA Iwould have liked to come up with this project, but at least you made the plans available. I'm Disabled and of course it will take me forever to complete this project but I will be Taking the Challenge on plus I guess it will keep me busy.
      By jfguzman, on February 17, 2016

    • Awesome job, too all
      By dlaw67, on February 27, 2016

    • Awesome. On my DIY list
      By Katherine, on February 28, 2016

    • My weekend project. I was just sscratching my head about the lack of space to store my mothers day gifts. This is perfect.
      By S4U, on May 10, 2016

    • My weekend project. I was just sscratching my head about the lack of space to store my mothers day gifts. This is perfect.
      By S4U, on May 10, 2016

    • The hinges are missing from the material list. #14 X ¾” SELF DRILLING HEX HEAD SCREWS - these aren't used anywhere in the plans.
      By GuyToronto, on December 1, 2016
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    • I think I'm going to build this project as soon I replace all my tools that were stolen. I have a new 12x16 building to turn into my hobby shop. I already have a Ryobi table saw. They couldn't load it I guess.
      By ASH, on April 11, 2018

    • Dang! That stinks about your tools. Cant stand a thief! #throatpunch
      The Wall Organizer is awesome!
      By BiGGiE76, on April 19, 2018

    • I love this wall organizer. I ended up making one for my mother, sister, and myself. I have a couple of friends that now want one. 
      By The Rustic Shepherd, on May 11, 2018

    • Where did you get your baskets and hooks from? 
      By TristianLeigh, on May 15, 2018
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    • Wish I had one of these for my granddaughter!
      By Osprey, on May 26, 2017

    • This looks awesome!
      By Raybeecham, on May 29, 2017

    • Awesome build, time to get the sleeves rolled up and get to work. Thank you for the plans.
      By Saisara, on May 31, 2017

    • I adore this project and this color blue!
      By hzippy, on February 8, 2018
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    • I wood love to try Tools
      By Jeffypop6, on November 9, 2015

    • I am going to try to make these this week. I'd like to make 3-4 as Gifts for people at Christmas.
      By Mike Mercer, on November 16, 2015

    • I was able to make 6 of these; and they're going to make great Christmas Presents this year. I used 1x4's, instead of 1x6's, and I only used 3 instead of 4. I then added candles from the local Dollar Store. ( The candles were in small glass votives, like yours ). I also managed to get some great handles in the Hardware section of the local Dollar Store as well, to complete this project. Thanks again for the great inspiration, on such an easy-to-do project!
      By Mike Mercer, on November 19, 2015

    • What size hole was drilled out for the votives? The direction's don't say.
      By cbstrother_130147, on November 24, 2015

    • Buy the votives you want to use and drill them according to the diameter. Some are bigger than others and depending on the size of your table you may want to make it longer.
      By Marksikern, on December 1, 2015

    • 18V Portable band saw would sure be a game changer!
      By Caneguy, on December 1, 2016

    • Super easy and decorative. Great father son project. Multiple family members have requested one
      By surshot, on December 5, 2016
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    • I love this idea! Can't wait to build one for my son!
      By Shell1275, on August 14, 2014

    • Great idea! I saw a nail tech do this for her nail station in her hair salon. Brilliant!
      By foustwo_125980, on August 14, 2014

    • I feel like this would be perfect for a crafting station in an apartment.
      By ambrosila, on August 14, 2014

    • Great idea. I'll be doing this in my garage for a pull down table to do my wood projects and will store my paints/stains on the shelf inside
      By ashleeault, on August 14, 2014

    • I love the chalkboard idea, you'd never guess it was a desk.
      By Kiarajeleen, on August 14, 2014

    • Such a great idea! I can think of so many ways to use this! Thanks for sharing!
      By monee2000_115458, on August 15, 2014

    • Love this, perfect for my small house as craft station!
      By Savagecm, on August 15, 2014

    • This would be great for my kids bedroom.
      By mlcarrill_126923, on August 15, 2014


    • Can not wait to make this!! Perfect for the upcoming school year.
      By lisannefrank_126223, on August 15, 2014

    • This would be great for cutting patterns on!
      By noyesfamily, on August 17, 2014

    • With three kiddos (twins in 2nd grade and a son in 3rd grade) having a homework area for each is becoming a necessity! This is a perfect project to solve the problem while allowing the space to be utilized for play when not in use! Love it! Gotta get to building them ;)
      By Lovedbyhisgrace, on August 17, 2014

    • So awesome!!! Would love to win some tools!
      By amyw85, on August 18, 2014

    • This is neat! I think we'll have to try it!
      By Sublimsos, on August 18, 2014

    • Anything "Murphy Design" is the best for space design and use! Can't wait to try this!
      By CharlotteSears, on August 24, 2014

    • I would have never thought of this idea. Thanks i love it and will do it this weekend
      By tyrone, on September 9, 2014

    • this is amazing!! but i wish there was a video for it :(
      By vishar, on September 18, 2014

    • Very nice! Thank you!
      By thodollaro, on October 28, 2014

    • maravilloso tutorial. me ha encantado
      By mgr852, on November 25, 2014

    • This is so cool! Living in a tiny (445 sf) unit, this might be a great space saver!
      By Allie, on December 16, 2014

    • wow it's a beautiful idea can you please give me the mesure in centimeters ? thanks !
      By bersali, on December 25, 2014

    • I so need this in my life
      By stacid33, on February 12, 2015

    • I so need this in my life
      By stacid33, on February 12, 2015

    • This is perfect for creating a crafting area in a dual-use space! I'm definitely going to make one.
      By loveshercoffee, on February 12, 2015

    • I love this idea as an ironing board when you are short on space!!
      By SonjaB, on February 12, 2015

    • I want this. My apt is small so it would be perfect
      By cabbie_17, on February 13, 2015

    • Is there any way to convert these measurements to metric please? I understand that you can convert each measurement, but perhaps there is a better way to do it so that the numbers are whole? Thanks so much
      By JanisSpear, on February 16, 2015

    • Thank you, it was just the idea I needed for my new studio :-)
      By Oxboll, on February 18, 2015

    • Tyvm for providing a Murphy desk "how to"! Almost every other "pin" sucked as it was merely a link to a store (ie, Amazon) where these types of desks are quite expensive! Ty for providing the Best tutorial out there!
      By LizsFL, on March 4, 2015

    • Ps. Will let u know how it turns out! Awesome step by step instructions! And the best part? As a gal who's always wanted to but has never built a thing, I actually think I can do this! Rock on ladies!
      By LizsFL, on March 4, 2015


    • simplicity is beautiful!
      By chrodoc, on March 20, 2015

    • Wish the pics were better
      By Drew1937, on March 24, 2015

    • This is awesome. I have two drop down tables that I made already but didn't think to make a box with a frame. I'll play around with the measurements and make it a sewing/craft station that holds my sewing machine inside. I'm short on space since my craft room turned into my nursery. I will put a mirror in the framed area or use chalkboard paint and add a latch at the top to secure it closed. Now to convince my husband that since I made it, it's mine. I'm sure he will be having me make several as gifts once he sees my finished product.
      By Ms. Fixit, on March 25, 2015

    • This project is stalled out because I did not realize that I would need a special jig/kit to make pocket hole screws. You didn't show that on your posted pics. I'm a low budget DIYer so I'd appreciate if you have any solutions for me to get around this.
      By RoseT, on June 30, 2016

    • Wonderful, the grandkids need their on space for whatever they choose to do.
      By Acqua, on September 24, 2016

    • excellent excellent work, and great channel for sharing, THANKS!
      By PXRebirth, on November 7, 2016

    • Can all the material be found at home Depot?
      By Mikebeats5, on November 7, 2016

    • The downloadable pdf is no longer available. Can someone help me out with the pdf or the measurements ?
      By Lewisyoung, on February 13, 2018
      • @Lewisyoung the PDF link should be fixed now. Thanks for notifying us!
        By RYOBI NATION, on February 13, 2018
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    • I love this!I wish you would have posted it last week. I tried to make one and after 4 tries, mine isn’t nearly this cute 😊.
      By BBeard, on December 5, 2017
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    • Great build! The door-fronts are beautiful!
      By RYOBI Nation, on October 2, 2017

    • Is there a certain kreg jig that I should buy?
      By Jbreaux254, on April 22, 2018
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    • How do you download plans?
      By Lebbie, on August 1, 2017
      • Click on the blue hyperlink that says "View Project PDF."
        By Crafty_at_Heart, on October 14, 2018

    • Do you provide a cut list by chance?
      By tbaysden, on August 3, 2017
      • Click on "View Project PDF" above. It has the plans and cut list. 
        By Crafty_at_Heart, on October 14, 2018

    • Can never be too organized! Great build.
      By RYOBI Nation, on August 18, 2017


    • Is there a cut list?
      By samartinez27, on May 3, 2018
      • Hi @samartinez27, click the blue link that says "view project pdf" and page 2 shows cut sizes.
        By RYOBI NATION, on May 3, 2018
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    • I cannot print the steps to follow this project. WHY??
      By firstlewie, on March 11, 2017

    •  How do I get the project plans?


      By DMcClellan, on June 27, 2018
      • Click "project steps". There is no downloadable pdf for this one. 
        By RYOBI NATION, on July 17, 2018

    • I was wondering if you can just use a 18 gauge brad nail for the whole project? Thanks!
      By Badz, on June 22, 2020 (edited)
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    • Odd that the pictures and plans are quite different; similar concepts but materials and assembly are different. Take your pick I guess?
      By hburks, on December 19, 2019
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    • Love the island! I downloaded the plans for it - thanks so much. I've been looking for the link to win the compound saw. I'd love to win it, but not sure what to do to get on the list.
      By Heatheranne, on May 9, 2015
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    • Great looking bar.
      By averageguy, on September 11, 2014

    • It looks great!!!
      By Bdepriest26, on September 11, 2014


    • The ladies didvamazing job!
      By rana87, on September 11, 2014

    • Great Job!!
      By lugar10, on September 11, 2014

    • Great job, you make is seem so easy!!
      By sherristime, on September 12, 2014


    • Super cute!! This is exactly what I'm looking to build at the new house I just bought!! Thanks for the amazing tutorial!
      By theolasvegas, on September 12, 2014

    • Love the spray grout sealer tip
      By mickieb_60, on September 12, 2014



    • I'd like to have this outside on my deck, but I think for right now I'd rather have one in my kitchen to use as an island, with a few minor adjustments of course. And since I'm wanting to resurface my cabinets using chalk paint, I'd probably finish this in chalk paint. Very nice plan....now, If I just that Ryobi tool kit.
      By mygift2you_126183, on September 12, 2014

    • Would love this in my kitchen!
      By benitaco, on September 12, 2014

    • I want one! But I need the tools! :)
      By khaskins4_38524, on September 12, 2014

    • Love it! Now if I can just finish my board and batten project.
      By hifidigital, on September 13, 2014

    • Love it!
      By Mslynn85, on September 13, 2014



    • So easy!! Love it!
      By songmiracle, on September 17, 2014

    • My husband would love this!!!
      By Whites_2008, on September 18, 2014


    • love it!
      By nfsfvl, on October 24, 2014

    • Beautiful!
      By DrKurt, on December 28, 2015
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    • Hey ladies, I am impressed with this project. My father was a master carpenter and not much rubbed off on me but I am trying to learn. I really like the modern and rustic elements of this shelving project. I am going to try this because it is so unique. Not sure I have all the tools necessary but that may mean another trip to Home Depot. I will probably be in touch with specific questions, so please be patient with my novice knowledge. Thanks, Eric
      By Eric in San Diego, on September 23, 2016

    • Is there a reason why you attached the shelve pieces with screws from the outside versus the inside? If you screwed the screws on the inside you would not have left screw holes on the outside of the shelf and have to patch them prior to painting.
      By Master1, on September 23, 2016

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    • Cool! Add food color and daisies. A rainbow of colors. Beautiful I got them for Easter still beautiful.
      By mmyles, on May 9, 2014

    • It would be cool to use a forstner bit on the bottom to make a little cove, then make this same thing, but with test tubes.
      By Spacemonkaay, on May 10, 2014


    • Sweet! ... on my 2Do list now ... tysm ... great Christmas Gift
      By uWishuCould, on October 5, 2015

    • You inspired me to make and upload my version of this project. Thanks.
      By NewYorkDave, on April 9, 2020
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    • I love it and had planned on doing this for our new handicapped bathroom. I love your instructions, but when I went to Home Depot, I was informed that they would not make cuts under 12 inches. Does the cutting occur at only some Home Depot locations. And I did not mean to take away from your project or instructions as the project is better than the one I planned and explained so well. Thank you and just in time.
      By Socrates, on May 7, 2014

    • Thank you for putting this video tutorial together! I've been wanting shanty2chic girls to post more how to's, this is great!
      By armena, on May 7, 2014

    • You make everything look easy and cute. Easy and cute are my favs. ;-)
      By Robininva, on May 7, 2014

    • Classy! Thank you for the tutorial :))
      By jynielsen, on May 8, 2014

    • So gorgeous!! Thanks for the tutorials!
      By andyashleigh, on May 8, 2014

    • Thanks so much everyone for all your sweet comments! @socrates - Some Depot's say 12", but all 3 I go to will make the cuts this small. You can also use a circular saw with a guide or a table saw, but having them cut it was my best option! :-)
      By Shanty 2 Chic, on May 8, 2014

    • I used to work at Home Depot and we were not allowed to do rip cuts (under 12 inches.) I would be very surprised if you were able to get someone to do these cuts for you there. That being said this looks great and luckily I have a table saw to do these cuts myself!
      By legacyofbob, on June 18, 2014
      • Hey, went to Home Depot today 8/23/2016 and not only did they cut all the same sized slats that they did above, they didn't even charge us for the extra cuts that they would normally do. Thank you for the suggestion. Not that we didn't have the saw to cut it, it just let us go right into priming :}
        By smeegle1, on August 23, 2016

    • Surely you mean feet (') and not inches (") when talking board cuts here, no? Very confusing.
      By RM83, on June 26, 2014

    • Thank you! My only question...Is there a good formula to use when measuring how many battwns you should have on each wall?
      By cko430, on November 20, 2014

    • I just bought my home a little over a year ago and one of the first things I said was that I wanted a wall like this in my dining room. I have been looking for just the right tutorial for this and yours fits the bill!! Can't wait to get started on it! Very nice job!
      By McGypsy9, on December 27, 2014

    • Were your walls textured to begin with? I have plans to do board and batten in a couple of rooms, but my walls are textured and I think it will look funny if I don't either sand the texture off or cover it with 1/8 inch mdf.
      By shyer, on February 3, 2015

    • What paint color did you use? It's beautiful!
      By GeoffJenni, on February 15, 2015

    • Please include all supplies in the materials used that are used in your video...no mention of crown molding or the 1x4s??
      By mcelhannon7, on March 19, 2015

    • Please include all supplies in the materials used that are used in your video...no mention of crown molding or the 1x4s??
      By mcelhannon7, on March 19, 2015

    • This is absolutely beautiful and would look best in my two hallways. I can't wait to try to accomplish this feat.
      By Trish602, on April 2, 2015
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    • Great idea I am thinking of something like this for towels.
      By gidebbie, on August 26, 2014

    • Can u make a shadow box for a jersey like a basketball jersey
      By Amar, on March 9, 2015

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    • Awesome video ladies, thanks for creating and sharing it with us. I've had tiles in my basement for just shy of 6 years that I need to put in my kitchen. They are the 1x1 tiles in a 12 x 12 square on the mesh. Can I use the same process as this, or will I need to mix up the bottom adhesive because of all the little tiles in each mesh square? Thanks bunches!!
      By debcadene_125774, on March 8, 2015

    • It looks amazing!! I can't wait to move into a new home so I can try this out!!
      By Adkins96, on March 15, 2015
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    • That is too cute
      By shamozzle, on June 15, 2018
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    • I absolutely love these and I like that they don't have legs..great build Shanty Sisters :)
      By SoCraftySewCreative, on June 7, 2015

    • Love these! Guess they can go on my to do list.
      By bknurs32, on June 12, 2015
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    • In the materials used, there's a scrap 1x6 listed. In the instructions, it's a 1x3. Should the piece be 1x3 or 1x6? Thank you!
      By handerson2005, on August 28, 2017
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    • Years ago I traveled for work. At each place I bought a mug. I've never had a good way to display them until now. Thank you so much.
      By puppywalker, on February 15, 2015

    • I have a collection of Starbucks cups from all over the world finally I will do them justice... Thank You awesome project
      By iiglesias2_91035, on July 7, 2015

    • This is a great project. No longer having to reach to the back of a cupboard to get a coffee mug out in the morning; one can enjoy their coffee every day!
      By Mike Mercer, on September 22, 2015
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    • I absolutely love this shelf, and can't wait to make it :)
      By SoCraftySewCreative, on May 26, 2015

    • I've been looking for hooks like that to do a similar project...where did you find them?
      By jillinsc, on August 7, 2015
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    • I absolutely love it and everything you two ladies create :) I can't wait to create this for the holidays.
      By SoCraftySewCreative, on October 16, 2014


    • So going to have to build me one of these!!! ❤️❤️❤️ It!!!! So freaking rusticly cute!
      By Kimbergirl, on October 17, 2014


    • Very Cute!
      By Melhoehn, on October 17, 2014

    • This is my favorite cupcake stand!
      By marly, on October 17, 2014

    • So cute! I'd love it in white, too.
      By mindyleebee, on October 17, 2014


    • Love this stand and it would be perfect for my cakepops I make for shabby chic weddings and events. Love the tools used to make it. Thanks!
      By Kimcb, on October 21, 2014

    • This looks like a great and easy project! Thanks for the instructions!
      By Age6racer41, on October 23, 2014

    • This is the perfect build for our upcoming princess birthday party! Thank you!
      By schubbuck_127461, on October 25, 2014

    • I think it isvery cute and functional. great job
      By angelax64, on November 15, 2014

    • Just found your sight. Love this. I'm Very inexperienced in building things but this looks like I may be able to make this for a friend. Thanks for sharing
      By elijzemom, on August 25, 2015

    • This is so cute! I just started woodworking and I'm quickly becoming addicted. I'm so inspired by all of your projects!
      By Nicole Marie, on May 12, 2016
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    • Where are the plans? There is just a title marker.
      By JMP878, on May 22, 2014

    • Sweet! ... on my 2Do list now ... tysm ... I think I will line this with 6mil plastic inside to keep from rotting, then add small drain hole in bottom to drain.
      By uWishuCould, on October 5, 2015

    • Link for plans is listed under Step 1 in Project Steps.

      By lrminer, on September 10, 2018
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