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- A Creative Exercise Using RUSCH Clocks
- Granite Coffee Table with EXPEDIT Wall shelf and L...
- Glass top kitchen peninsula
- Antique Exit Sign Lamp
- Floating Star Wars Beds
- BESTA "white" board and keyrack
- Ikea Lamps Into Art: Mosaic Lamps
- Portable workbench
- Walk through Pantry
- Vintage Look Tarva TV Console
- Drop Leaf Expedit
- Reclaimed Lerberg Etagere
- Billy Bookshelves Kitchen Island
- Yeah Yeah, Yet Another Rast Hack...
- Variera panels on a Hemnes nightstand
- Hacker help: Need help to identify this chair
- Retro bed table
- T Kitchen Island/Dining Table
- PS to Sideboard
- Hack that Shack
- Clipshelf - The shelf parasite
- Easy Mid Century Ikea Credenza
- In time for summer: BBQ pit hack
- Faktum as walk-in closet
- IKEA Rast Hack {new nightstands}
- Modern dry-erase standing desk
- Stereo System with 4 Bland Matt bowls and 2 Lack S...
- Mr. Hektar & Mrs. Arstid
- Hacker help: Kvissle as diaper caddy?
- Cat cubby window seat with Ikea Akurum Kitchen Cab...
- Cooking with Rast!
- LACK Side Table - Night Table
- Full wall Besta media unit
- Hallway storage from Pax wardrobe
- Wall mounted shoe rack from Pax door
- Lillangen + flower pot = bike rack
- How to create a Gerhard Richtexpedit bedside cabinet
- Laundry organizer from kitchen cabinets
- Compact living desk mod
- Macro camera slider rail
- 2 x Frosta into a dress hanger
- Double Rast Cabinet Hack
- Hacker Help: Sofa with built-in storage shelves?
- Easy IKEA Cabinet Makeover with shelf paper
- iCork Clock
- Framed: Vika Furuskog gets a custom base
- Kura bed hack makeover from deep sea to outer space
- Miniature Car Display
- My hidden spice rack hack/kitchen fan
- Kura bunk bed with underbed storage
- Floating Ikea horizontal cabinet on soffit
- Hacked UDDEN kitchen
- Modern Speaker Stands for Under $50
- Full BILLY wall
- Riveting Ply PELLO Recliner
- Closet Toolshed
- Trofast sand and water table
- Pretty Jewelry Holder from Wooden Cutlery Tray
- Alang Lampshade Swaparoo
- Raspberry Pi PRUTA case
- Hacker help: Workstation between two Expedit shelves?
- Ikea Hacking - this time...Android style
- Closet system using Ikea Molger Bench
- Klubbo + Fjellse Slats = Vintage Industrial Table
- TOGA place mat Headboard on the Budget
- Very hacky in Berlin - 10m² full of storage
- Breakfast bar/home office desk
- Helmer-Air Renderfarm
- IDEALISK Jewelry Displays for Earrings
- Frosta Dual Speaker Stands / Bar table
- Low Cost Home Theater Speaker Stand
- 4 Bennos, not quite enough space
- Stand up Billy bureau or mini bar
- Art desk for kids
- 18 Dollar Wheel Mount
- Ikea Rast Dresser with silver ring pulls
- No Lack of sunglasses...
- Expedit = Play kitchen
- Lack Table Corner Shelf Hack
- Kvart desk lamp (Industrial lamp with Fas variation)
- Wall fitted expedit book shelf
- Changing table a la Vika Amon
- How to turn an Ikea computer desk into a loom stan...
- EXPEDIT Cat Litter Box
- From dining table to kitchen bench
- Rabbit hutch for Amigo by Evelien Lulofs
- Kitchen cart/sideboard
Saturday, 4 May 2013
No Lack of sunglasses...
Materials: Lack table, drawing pins, a thick thread, hammer, pencil, ruler, and lot of sunglasses
Description: What will you do with all of your sunglasses when summer is coming? If you have an extra Lack, you can use it as a cute way to store and display them! I just used the base, legs off, working on the back, just in case I need my table back..
First I drew with a pencil and a ruler a kind of path, just to stay geometrical. Then I pinned the drawing pins at the intersections of this path, aside mostly, but some in the middle, too. Just use your thumbs, Lack's wood is very soft.
Next step is to create a geometrical pattern using the thread. I chose a yellow thick one, but you can use any colour and any kind of thread, a fish one will work as well.
Do that twisting the thread under and around the pins, while you keep them still with a finger, and go creatively in any direction.
Once you like what u see - the more the better, also because it will be stronger - fix the thread with a knot and hit the pins with the hammer,so they won't move and, use the pattern you created to hang up your sunglasses.. or whatever you like! Tadaaaa!!
~ laura, rome
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