Diy paint bucket ideas

Acrylic paint on buckets repurposed into planters.

Hello Team Forever20.It has been a while and I miss you all!Today's video I will be showing you how I transformed a paint bucket to an amazing make-up/dinnin...

Cute and creative stools for the classroom!

I have an addiction for recycling old paint buckets! This time I made side tables ... In the past I also made some cool shelves and a practrical stool! Cut the bottom of two plastic bucket, one at 3 in. and a second at 1 1/2 in. Cut both bucket bottom with a saw (yep, it works). Try to cut as straight as possible. Once it's done, sand the edges. To screw the feet, you need to drill holes on the sides. You must calculate to have the same distance from one to another (bucket's diamet…

This might be the easiest way to make your outdoor areas look gorgeous!

Directions for making paint bucket seats. These easy directions give you step by step instructions on how to make paint bucket seats for your classroom.

We've found 15 pretty useful ways to reuse paint cans for organizing and beautifying your home. These are so creative you don't want to miss them.

Paint a bucket to create a colorful planter.

Check out these creative uses for 5 gallon plastic buckets.

Give soup cans a paint-drip look, and use them to store supplies or plants!

Make a nice stool upcycling a paint bucket, cushion foam and fabric. All the instructions to Do It Yourself at Ohoh Blog ! The result is quite nice and it

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I'll give you all kinds of ideas on what to decoupage! Make this fun trash can with an old bucket and fabric scraps. Perfect for my craft room.

I made six paint bucket seats for my small group table in my classroom. Follow these easy step by step directions to make them for your classroom.

Have some old buckets but need some side tables? You just may appreciate this simple DIY project you could make in an afternoon that will leave you with some upcycled buckets turned side tables that you can design and paint in any color or pattern that you please! Materials 2 old paint buckets ruler and a pencil screwdriver drill jigsaw saw 12 screws dowels ( 1 1/4) piece of plywood (24 inches x 48 inches x 3/4 ) Project cost: About $25 Total time: 3 hours 1.

Last year I bought stools for my classroom at Ikea. They were terrible. The screws always came loose and the stools fell apart. This year I ...

Next time you finish a container of cream cheese, clean it out and do THIS

Filling your front porch with pretty planters doesn't need to cost a ton! Transform some plain plastic pots into bright and cheery painted DIY planters.