You are about to tab into a category hierarchy list 2234 West Westmoreland St | Do you have questions or need help with something? Check out our FAQs page or send us a message. Join the Philadelphia Salvage Company staff for beer, bourbon, and relaxed shopping at The Foundry. [Every Thursday evening, 4:00-6:00 pm] Read all about it! Check out our press clippings and shop blog to find out what we're up to! Eco-Friendly Construction & Demolition Services Whether you’re a contractor or developer, or you’re a homeowner, we can keep your demo as green as possible. We save as much as we can and recycle the rest, keeping demo out of landfills. You save labor and dump fees and get LEED points. [ for more information!] Built by liketheborough designsAdd a pattern to a basic rug. With some paint and dedication, you can make a basic, cheap rug look much more upscale. Craft a rope bowl. All you need to make a similar bowl is rope and a hot glue gun.
Build a pendant chandelier. Believe it or not, this copycat chandelier achieves its ethereal beauty with pieces of wax paper (don’t worry, they won’t melt or catch on fire). Learn how to make it here. Sew a striped shower curtain. Make a nearly identical shower curtain by sewing together strips of basic cotton. Build a tufted headboard. While this project is probably not best for beginners, it’ll help you rest easy knowing you don’t need to drop hundreds of dollars on the headboard of your dreams. Sew some floor poufs. If you can sew a straight line, then you can probably sew some pouf floor cushions. They’re much easier and cheaper to make than you’d think! Turn an old dresser into a piece of statement furniture. You can achieve this effect with a sander and a few different shades of stain. Make some decorative wooden spheres. An unlike way to use embroidery hoops. Build your own geometric daybed. Does require some carpentry expertise and/or the help of a handy friend.
Create some reclaimed wood shelves. The original shelves are meant to look old and beat up, so why pay more to buy them new? In order to achieve a distressed looked, this tutorial involves some very cathartic banging on pieces of wood with a hammer. Build a shell pendant chandelier. You’d never guess that something so glam was mostly made from wax paper and an old lamp shade. Transform old vases by adding a mercury glass effect. Achieve the look by using metallic spray paint and vinegar. Make a chevron print carpet. All you need is paint and tape to achieve this look. Create a tiered plant stand from old dishes. Build a geometric cutout headboard. You’d never guess that this headboard is mostly made from decorative doormats. Make some chalkboard planters. Simply paint a terracotta pot with some chalkboard paint. Transform a basic table with a dip painted effect. A super easy way to turn a basic side table into something special.
Turn a glass vase into a lamp. BEHOLD: the transformational powers of a hardware store lamp kit. Turn a wooden stump into a beautiful side table. If you can mange to procure a tree stump for free, this project will cost you nearly nothing. Sew a pintuck duvet cover. Build some industrial pipe curtain rods. The West Elm rods are meant to look like industrial piping, so why not cut out the middle man and make your own out of pipes themselves? Sew some knotted felt pillows. Monogram your dish towels. For the cost of a single monogrammed dish towel, add your mark to a whole bunch of ‘em. Build a rectangular headboard.We have featured similar designs, some in better condition, in the past. But as this midcentury-style sewing box on eBay is currently just 95p, we thought we would flag it up. The box dates from the 1950s and certainly has ‘the look’ if you want something with a midcentury slant to store your crafting or sewing bits and pieces.
On that point, it’s actually quite a practical piece too. The box is made of wood with plywood, then finished with an oak laminate and with two side opening drawers plus two more compartments for storage underneath. All of that comes with support from those angled legs. As for condition, that is described as ‘fair’ with a ‘few age related marks’. You can see close-ups of those marks on the listing page. If you don’t mind them, you can put in a bid. No one has done that as yet, so you might just get it for that 95p price. Find out more at the eBay websiteMore Options: Finish » Barchetta 30" Bar Stool Lompoc 24" Bar Stool Clay Adjustable Height Swivel Bar Stool Marlon Adjustable Height Swivel Bar Stool Dovercliff 24.25" Bar Stool Empire Adjustable Height Swivel Bar Stool Adjustable Height Swivel Bar Stool Fortuna 24" Bar Stool (Set of 2) Newark 24" Bar Stools with Cushion (Set of 2) Cromwell 24" Bar Stool (Set of 2)
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