DIY BUILT IN SHELVES (CRAFT ROOM MAKEOVER)

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What You'll Need

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The dimensions of my custom shelf were 60″ in height and 28 1/2 ” in width. The depth was 11.5″. To make my side panels and my top and bottom I had to use 4 of the 2.5″ (width) wood boards and 1 of the 1.5″ inches in width to equal a total of 11.25″. If your confused take a look at the video of how I made the panels.

My boxes are actually heavy duty moving cardboard boxes that I wrapped in canvas added handles and labels. Total cost for each box was about $4.

Can you tell I love plants !! 😀 hehe 😀

I hope you enjoyed this DIY. If you have any questions feel free to comment😀

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