Happy Monday!
I finally had a moment to get this post together, it's only taken a week. Sheesh!
Between 2 jobs and having a booth at 2 craft shows here recently, time to sit has come few and far between. So again thank you for bearing with me!
Here is a shutter shelf that was custom ordered for a surprise Anniversary gift.
There was a teal shelf I had redone about a year ago, and my girlfriend wanted it. But it was sold and gone before she could blink.
Well...her hubby got a hold of me months later and asked for me to keep my eye out for a similar shelf. But unfortunately I wasn't able to find one.
So I thought, Why not build one??!!
First I took 2 old shutter and cut them so they were the same size and look. Then attached wood pieces for the shelf supports.
Once I attached all shelving boards, I decided to use some lattice boards for the top. I then stained, and sealed the lattice board top.
To give it a little more finished look I decided to use some old interior wood trim that I had acquired through a friends home renovation.
And here it is!
She was one surprised happy wife, that's for sure!!
Great idea! Love the shutters , and it looks so substantial with the trim.
ReplyDeleteDeb
You are a very talented lady, for sure! It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe trim and the color give your beautiful shelves character!! I love them!! Perfect spot for family photos.
ReplyDeleteJulie @ Love My Simple Home
Sweet! You have the best ideas. Jane
ReplyDeleteWow you sound like a busy girl Shelly! What an awesome repurpose of old shutters - love it!
ReplyDeleteMarie@The Interior Frugalista