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This castle-shaped bookshelf was screwed together to create a secure structure and attached to the wall with one angle bracket.
I used Pine boards for the structure. I primed them and then painted using Rust-Oleum Ultra Matt paint in blush pink. For the writing on the front, I used a Sharpie in metallic gold and then I went over it with some glitter craft paint.
I started with the base and then slowly cut the rest of the pieces to size, screwing them together as I went. I used a square to check each angle before attaching so that the overall structure was straight and not leaning.
I don’t have skirting boards in the room I put it in so I was able to push it right against the wall. I used one angle bracket in the middle to stop it from moving.
Jess built this ute-shaped bookshelf for her son with headlights that can be used as a night light.
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This is Absolutely Amazing I Love It 😍
Hi @ColdChisel,
A warm welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community, it is fantastic to have you with us.
Allow me to tag @prettyliving so she is notified of your kind words.
Jacob
@ColdChisel Thanks so much ☺️ This was a fun one to create!
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