Ramblings of a creative mind
17 Dec 2010 5 Comments
in dumpster diving, handmade, my life and home, painted furniture, upcycle Tags: Bed frame, boards, Christmas, stool, upcycle
Some time back I found a bunk bed frame at the curb. It was such good lumber, I could not pass it up. Here is the part that I used for this project.
I took this apart and ended up with these boards.
I cut and sanded and glued and nailed and filled holes and sanded and primed and sanded and painted and aged and sealed…well you get the picture. This is what I created for my grandson.
This blog is from Melanie Bacom. You can contact me at msbacom@comcast.net. My husband and I live outside of Houston, TX. I am a retired school teacher who loves to create. In the last 5 years I have learned to watercolor, tat, knit. I have made furniture, shell crosses, painted stained glass, and quillows. My house is full...I need an outlet.
I have 2 children. Barry is married to Emily and they live with our wonderful grandson August Everette Bacom in Austin, TX. Megan is married to Army Specialist Andy who is stationed in Oklahoma.
