DIY Faux Floating Shelves: A Nap Time DIY
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- EASY, and INEXPENSIVE, DIY Faux Floating Shelves! You can have the look of floating shelves with so much less work in this quick DIY Project. Nap Time DIYs are DIY projects you can complete in about an hour while the little one takes a nap.
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Fantastic idea!!!!!
This is just in time! I want to put floating shelves in my kitchen - but in my case I want them to go across one wall and will be about 10 feet long by 1 1/2 feet. Don’t plan to put a lot of heavy stuff on them, but I have some cool appliances that I don’t use much. I can display them this way instead of hiding them in a cabinet until I’m ready to use them. So, two shelves and a counter to sit at underneath. It will be fabulous
Awesome Henrietta! I'm so glad you like this. This is so easy and quick but makes a big impact.
Great idea!
Thank you! SO glad you like it
Very nice
Nice! Thanks! 😎👍
Thank you so much! so glad you like it
That is cool !!! . At the begining i thought yellow .... but then , Ok it came out very beautiful and all you need is a drill and paint . Great job !!!!
😃 Hahaha Yes Yellow is definitely not for everyone. Thank you! It matches the artwork in the space. Also, it pops against the neutral walls. I'm trying something different that anyone can do in a small amount of time with limited to know tools with this Nap Time DIY Series. I hope you like it.
Good job. Looks really nice.
Thank you Barbara!
You are awesome! 🙏🏻❤️😊🏡
Thanks great tip.
Hello. Really neat idea. I'm really interested in doing my own projects. As a beginner do you have any suggestions on what tools I absolutely must start with? Better yet, can you do a video on tools for women just starting to do diy projects?
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See I love your DIY stuff and I love your tools now how did you put up that pegboard that's really a cool idea I'd like to display my tools like that I've got all my tools in bags and then I got the bags labeled and it's really rough
Thank you so much Donna! You are a lady of my own heart. I love hearing from women with their own tools. I've since taken down the pegboard for a wall cabinet solution. ua-cam.com/video/275qJH0VJvw/v-deo.html But what I did for the pegboard was super easy. I place a 1x2 frame around the back of the pegboard and screwed it into the studs of my wall. Nothing fancy. After I'd painted the pegboards I had everything up within an hour.
@@Toolboxdiva I have used to power tool since I was in my twenties and I'm 55 now and to me there's nothing better than a battery-operated tool I have recently been able to own battery operated tools like yours and they're having sent and it Pleasures me immensely to see another woman that is putting herself out there showing other people how to do stuff I don't know how to do that or I would do it myself but you do a excellent job and I love what you do
wow! these are some great tips and i think the end product came out wonderful.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you found it useful.
Love the new format. Great Idea since I’m bringing in a lot of my plants. BTW, what brand stud finder did you use? The one I have is seldom works. Thanks
Thank you so much! I know the feeling about stud finders. I had one I tossed because it never pointed to an actual stud LOL. Its Zircon
StudSensor HD55 Stud Finder. homedepot.sjv.io/jA2Wv
I love this! Thank you for sharing!
I’m curious if this can hold a heavy plant..?
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Thank you so much 💕. I really appreciate your support.
Oh man, I've got the same shed. I already have some old stand-alone steel shelves in mine. Do you think I could put together the simple wall construction you did in a u-formation so I could have it stand up on its own while allowing me to hang up some tools between the studs? 1:49
What measurements was use
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The bottom one is not straight and messing with my ocd...
unfortunately this girl is spoken for.....