Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Pallets and Letters

So, this idea isn't anything new...in fact, the different uses of pallets is all over blogland and the internet.  However, one idea that I love is using the pallets as storage.  I wanted to incorporate this idea somewhere in my kitchen, but I don't have alot of wall space so I decided it would work best on my counter.  It was a little "blah" so I decided to cut some letters out of 1/4" mdf board to spell "Bakery".  I painted them a creamy white color and used wood glue to secure them to the front of the pallet storage.  Now its a great place to keep my favorite and frequently used cookbooks.





Thank you for stopping by...

Lesa

18 comments:

  1. Love it-I'm a new Linky follower :)
    Debbie

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  2. A great idea! You did a wonderful job.

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  3. Love this! I like the font you used too. Visiting from COM link party.

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  4. LOVE this!!! Perfect in your kitchen :) Laurel

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  5. PS...I can tell I'm going to like your style AND I adore your blog name! Now following GFC and Linky :)

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  6. This is really pretty! I love this idea! Pretty and practical at the same time!

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  7. I'm a new follower and I love this! It's so cute and creative! I love the spools you have by it too. They really add a fun touch to it!

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  8. wonderful project, love the entire look of it! I must get my hands on some pallets!

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  9. I really like your pallet storage. I have one built and didn't know where to put it. This is a great idea.

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  10. I'm your newest linky follower-stop by for a visit!

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  11. I really like this pallet use - cute idea!
    I started a new link party just for rustic and shabby chic projects and decor. I would love to have you share this - http://rustic-crafts.com/?p=5569

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  12. I sooo Love this idea! You are certainly a creative lady with many talents. You inspire me so. Thanks for sharing!

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  13. Great result!
    How did you cut out your letters? You mentioned it as if it were as easy-breazy for you as cutting them out with scissors. So now I'm curious :-)
    Michael

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  14. I {LOVE} this and the letters added just the right touch! How did you cut them out? Very nice!

    Carri

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  15. What a cute idea. Cookbooks are sometimes too pretty to be hidden so you have created the perfect solution for that.
    Great job.

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