Diy wood easel stand

Big Screen Easel Stand: This project was designed to hold a 40 to 50 some odd inch big screen flat TV. I made 4 of them for Wii challenge event where we wanted to set up 4 Wii machines, have some fun, then take everything back down. Here are the materials and price estima…

I needed something to hold up my project whiteboard, quickly, and my kids have been bugging me for an art easel. Unfortunately, my scrap woodpile is getting pretty small, but I did have a few pallets lying around.

My cousin Terry was with me when I bought this plastic dresser mirror. As we were loading it in the car, she remarked that I should make an easel for it. I thought about it off and on since then. Somewhere along the line someone else mentioned it. I can’t remember if it was on...

Easy Easel Picture Stand: When strolling through a hobby store a few days ago, I saw this mini easel with a mini canvas for making mini paintings. I would really like to make paintings, but I don't. So I thought it could function as a picture stand just as w…

Instructions for how to build a DIY Kids' Art Easel - by Kaelah Bee

Honestly it only cost me about $60 including wood and hardware to build this Easel. I scaled it to be tall, like many of the Painter's easels I have been lookin…

Plans and step-by-step instructions on how to build an artists easel that stands 2000mm (6' 8") high - It is a good size easel.

I made this easel "doll-sized" but I also thought it could be used for a tabletop size easel, too! The materials you will need are: 4 pieces of craft wood- 1/4"x 1/2" x 24"L - you may want to purchase extra wood if you are unsure of your measuring and cutting skills! 1 metal hinge- 5/8"W x 1/2"L- I used brass finish 1/2"L flat Head screws 3/8"L flat head screws 3/8"W grosgrain ribbon- The tools you will need are: wood glue screwdriver drill with 1/16" drill bit pencil clamps or large binder…

Simple and Cheap Art Stand/Easel: Going to be displaying or selling some art soon but don't have the cash to dish out for stands for all of your masterpieces? FEAR NOT! All you need is three straight sticks, three rubber bands, and a small board you can make a mighty fine little tri…