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DIY your reading nook
This cute and achievable idea uses whitewashed old stacking pallets to create ‘living’ shelves for plants. Decide which way up to hang your pallets, then add pieces of wood to each of the original ‘feet’ – the bits that would have been on the underside of the pallet when it was being used for transporting heavy loads.
Line each new cavity with plastic (quality carrier bags would do the trick) using a staple gun and then fill with soil and your plants. Attach them so they’re easy to unhook from the wall – you might want to do the messy job of planting outdoors.
Louise de Miranda SaveEmail DIY your reading nook This cute and achievable idea uses whitewashed old stacking pallets to create ‘living’ shelves for plants. Decide which way up to hang your pallets, then add pieces of wood to each of the original ‘feet’ – the bits that would have been on the underside of the pallet when it was being used for transporting heavy loads. Line each new cavity with plastic (quality carrier bags would do the trick) using a staple gun and then fill with soil and your plants. Attach them so they’re easy to unhook from the wall – you might want to do the messy job of planting outdoors.
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