Great collections of DIY projects and décor ideas for your Bedroom. Printable PDFs are available that could be downloaded and used while working on a project. These plans contain detailed step by step instructions with 3D illustrations and photos. Projects available for all levels of experience from beginner to advanced. Each post has a list of materials and tools required to complete a project.
After every project that I work on, there’s always some leftover scrap pieces that I collect in a pile. Then once in a while, I go through the pile and find some pieces from which I could make a small project for our house. This time I’ve built a DIY Step Stool for Kids. From cutting the pieces and attaching …
If you’re looking to transform the overall look and feel of your bedroom, adding even the simplest headboard to your bed, can become a beautiful centerpiece. Headboards come in a wide range of materials and styles. You could buy one in a furniture store or make your own. If you decided to do it yourself, the tutorial below will walk …
My kids are always eager to get their hands on any project that I’m doing. Not all of my projects are kid-safe, but this one is! I come from a very large family of 9 siblings and a ton of nieces and nephews! And let me tell you, it’s very hard keeping track of everyone’s birthdays. So my kids and …
Often a traditional closet would have one wooden rod spanning two walls and a shelf above the rod. Sounds like a lot of wasted space. It’s very challenging to organize a closet effectively with one shelf. No matter how hard you try to keep your closet under control, somehow, things get all over the place. Having the same issue, I …
Our kid’s bedroom didn’t have a good storage to keep their toys organizes. So we decided to build this piece to keep their toys at least in one area. A lot of time they had their toys on the floor in a corner but now with this DIY Storage for Toys that we built will help them keep it more …
Typically I would use Kreg Jig Pocket Holes to attach the boards together. I would hide the pocket holes on the backside or under the boards. But for this DIY Offsetting Bookshelf project, it was not possible to hide the pocket hole, so I choose to use Dowelmax jig. Using Dowelmax the holes are not visible because they are inside the wood …