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Child Item

Upcycled toy box from secondhand items

Karlie89

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The project:

I found this awesome old run down toy box and went to Bunnings to get some supplies to re-create the design you see today. I had a lot of fun with this and my son LOVES it.

- Materials:

Sanding paper, Paint, primer, paint brushes and weather all spray.

- Tools:

Paint brushes

- Step 1:

I bought an old toy box from a second hand shop for $20, went to bunnings and spent maybe $40 for supplies, freehand drew on the designs and let my imagination run wild.

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Comments

MitchellMc

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, @Karlie89 . It's wonderful to have you join us and many thanks for sharing your project.

What a fun upcycling project! It's hard to believe the toy box started as a $20 second-hand find. Your custom artwork has given it so much personality, and I can see why your son loves it.

Thanks for sharing your creative makeover with the community. It's a fantastic reminder that with a little imagination and a few supplies, you can turn an old piece of furniture into something truly special.

Mitchell