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Best of 2014

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As 2014 comes to an end, I hope you’ve had a great year overall.  I have been able to check off a few projects from my To Do list, and a few others that weren’t on the list.  I hope you have had a productive year too.  Thanks again for stopping by, I appreciate your comments and feedback.  I decided to compile a list of the most visited projects on Hertoolbelt for 2014, just in case you missed any 🙂 Best posts of 2014:

Hertoolbelt Best of 2014

 

First up is the PB inspired Media Center with awesome toy storage drawers.

Media center free DIY plans on hertoolbelt.com
PB Media Center with Toy Storage

My son’s Rustic Bed built from Grandpa’s old hay barn that I disassembled – ya that was fun 🙂

on Hertoolbelt.com
Rustic Chevron Twin Bed

The ‘things’ sign uses a simple technique to create your own stencils.

Things Sign - easy rustic sign, perfect lines made with Frog Tape on hertoolbelt.com
Tips to make signs

I built a 7 drawer dresser for my baby nephew, for the shell of the dresser I upcycled shipping pallet wood.

7 drawer dresser built from pallets

Next is this cute little accent table with curvy legs inspired by PB kids – built from a single 2×10!

Brynn Side table 1

A few months ago I started Reader Requests.  If you have a project on your list that you need plans for, submit a reader request.  I pick one for each month and post plans for it.  This cordless drill storage station plan was made for reader Justin.

cordless drill storage and charge station- free plans

To round out the year, I made a Rustic Christmas Tree.

Ryobi Rustic Christmas Tree 3

Thanks again for visiting, I hope you’ll come back often.  Cheers to a great 2015!

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  1. I love reading your blog! Thank you SO much for sharing all your inspirational ideas. Looking forward to much more in 2015! Have a Happy New Year!

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  2. I found your blog from the Link Party Palooza and I am a FAN!! Following you! I love your projects. I can’t wait to try some.
    Looking forward to exploring more of your site!

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