Wood tote

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The idea for this easy, quick, and budget-friendly project came about when I asked Mister Kippi at Home to make a pattern for a versatile bench that I could make by myself. Once again, he hit it out of the park and made me a pattern for the One-Board-Bench. I could not wait to share

This perfect wooden tote was an easy and fun project, in fact, I cannot get enough of these versatile beauties. An antique toolbox was my inspiration for their design, but these are so much prettier than a toolbox. It all started when I was wondering what I could make with left over wood scraps and

My husband recently restocked our supply of pallets, and I knew exactly what I wanted to make with one of them - a rustic handled wooden crate! It could be used as a table centerpiece or on a mantle, but I plan to use it on our coffee table to hold decor and remote controls. I took step-by-step photos, so you can make one too. How to Make a Rustic Handled Wooden Crate Supplies used: (contains some Amazon affiliate links)

How to build a farmhouse tote built with new materials--but I'm going to make one from bits and pieces I have in the shop... reclaimed wood, chair spindles, etc.

Build a reclaimed wood tote using scrap wood salvaged from the curb or anywhere you can find it. Come see with Larissa of Prodigal Pieces.

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Paper towels... I have oodles of them. If there's ever a zombie apocalypse and there's a raid on grocery stores, my family may not have a stockpile of food to fall back on, but we have plenty of paper towels. My husband found an amazing deal, and bought several cases of them. We now have them stacked in our bedroom, and taking up space in our bathroom storage closet. Looking at all of them made me want to work on more farmhouse

If I asked you to name one piece of decor in your home that not only looks great, but is functional as well, what would your answer be? #1 on my list has to be totes. They are hard-working and can be used in any room in the house, from the bathroom, to the kitchen, to the craft room - even the garage. You can buy vintage totes, upcycle a thrift store tote, or make them from scratch. My favorite