So, a bunch of popsicle sticks and some wood glue later, here they are!
==2016 UPDATE==
More of my mini pallet chairs! -Click here for the newest post-
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==2016 UPDATE==
More of my mini pallet chairs! -Click here for the newest post-
Check out several for sale on my Etsy site: etsy.com/shop/shiningcity
I used a bandsaw to cut the sticks, but a coping saw (an inexpensive hand saw) would work also.
Then I just starting assembling. I finished off each chair by drilling tiny holes and inserting cut up toothpicks to work as "nails" with wood glue. These are sturdy little chairs!
For one of the chairs, I added dark stain, and both were coated with polyurethane. To keep the chair from sliding, I added tiny pieces of self-stick rubber no-slip pads.Then I just starting assembling. I finished off each chair by drilling tiny holes and inserting cut up toothpicks to work as "nails" with wood glue. These are sturdy little chairs!
My inspiration:
Actual pallet chairs like this one:
And, it worked!
Hi, do you have a tutorial of it, it's very nice. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like the tiny pallet chair! I don't have a tutorial, sorry! But with you can definitely make it if you have wood glue and a coping saw (an inexpensive hand saw).
DeleteThose would look super cute with my business cards ;o)
ReplyDeleteThanks! They really are cute...and practical! :-)
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