Shutter and Pallet Wood Creation - part 7 - FINISHED

My cupboard is finished and I'm pleased with how it turned out.

The series started here.

Since the last blog post I laid it on it's back and glued the pieces together and clamped it up:




It definitely needs a lot of clamps with pressure at the right spots


The top is simply made with three widths of pallet wood glued together.

I painted the shutter with Annie Sloan Chalk paint in the color "Provence" distressed and then finished it with a coat of clear wax.


The outside and inside is coated with clear shellac.


You can see holes from the previous use of the pallet wood, as well as different types of wood, although most looks like pine. There's a wood toggle to keep the door closed in keeping with the simplicity of design.

It's a one-of-a-kind piece.

 Everything I make is for sale... inquiries invited!

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Funky Junk Interior's Saturday Night Special
Miss Mustard Seed's Furniture Feature Friday
Boogieboard Cottage Masterpiece Monday
Sisters of the Wild West Sister Sunday Link Party
Under the Table and Dreaming Sunday Showcase
Between Naps on the Porch Metamorphosis Monday 
Sew Woodsy's What's Up Wednesday
Savvy Southern Style's Wow Us Wednesday 
The Shabby Chic Cottage's Transformation Thursday  
Primitive and Proper Piece of Work Wednesday
My Repurposed Life's Catch as Catch Can
My Home Life's Simply Creations 
Coastal Charm's Nifty Thrifty Tuesdays
Blue Cricket Design's Show and Tell Wednesdays
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