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DIY Solid Wood Dresser for $150

Elisha from Pneumatic Addict says she had a furniture building itch and teamed up with Ana White to build this amazing two-tone dresser inspired by Pottery Barn Kids.

Here’s the kicker – PBK’s dresser cost $899 and is partially made from MDF, while Elisha’s dresser cost only $150 and is SOLID wood.

Now who wants to rush over and get the free plans and break out the power tools?

DIY Furniture Pottery Barn Kids Knock Off Dresser

The original inspiration came from the Jordan Dresser from Pottery Barn Kids.

Jordan Dresser from Pottery Barn Kids

Head over to Pneumatic Addict to see the build in action and get the free project plans.

Kids Cabin Loft with Gallery Wall and Daybeds

While designing her Alaskan cabin, Ana White knew she wanted it to be a welcoming and fun space for the kiddos.

She took inspiration from Pottery Barn Kids and turned the loft into a playful space that both boys and girls will love. Best of all? Almost this whole entire AMAZING space is DIY!

The gallery wall is made from just scrap plywood and paint, and Ana calls the captain’s beds “ridiculously simple.”

Despite that simplicity, they pack tons of punch with hinged fronts that open to storage galore. Ana offers the free plans so you can build your own.

Now who’s ready for an Alaskan getaway?!?

DIY Ideas ~ This amazing cabin space was inspired by Pottery Barn Kids and pulled together through DIY. Get the free project plans to build these ridiculously easy daybeds for less than $100!

The original inspiration came from the Gray Elephant Wood Plaque and Belden Bed from Pottery Barn Kids.

Pottery Barn Kids Gray Elephant Wood Plaque

Pottery Barn Kids Belden Bed

Go to Ana White for the free woodworking plans and to see more of her amazing cabin!

Rustic Farmhouse Crib for Under $200

I absolutely adore this farmhouse style crib built by the handy couple over at DIYstinctly Made.

With a nine- and six-year-old, I am way past the baby stage.

However, if I were designing a nursery, this beauty would be at the center it!

Sarah and Kurt knew they wanted to build a crib for their new baby and did all the research about safety standards so they could confidently sketch up and build one for their bundle of joy.

Sarah estimates it cost about $200 to build, and that includes the mattress!

DIY Furniture ~ Get the free project plans to knock off a beautiful Pottery Barn Kids crib for only $200!

The original inspiration came from the retired Brookfield Crib from Pottery Barn Kids

Head over to DIYstinctly Made to find the project plans and see the build in progress.

Rope Finial Curtain Rod Makeover

When Samantha from Little Bits of Home was challenged to create a DIY project from rope, she knew exactly what she was going to make.

Her master bedroom was in need of a little TLC, and Samantha decided to update the curtain rod finials with rope.

She followed a video tutorial to tie a monkey fist knot and then slipped a wooden ball from the craft store inside.

Here’s what Samantha has to say about this simple makeover: “So much more my style! I love that it adds in a light, relaxed touch to our bedroom!”

DIY Home Decor ~ Update your existing curtain rods with this simple tutorial for making a rope finial!

Samantha’s new rope finials remind me of these from Pottery Barn Kids.

Go to Little Bits of Home for the details.

Extra Wide White Kendall Dresser for Baby

Earlier this week, I shared the simple and versatile changing table that Katie of Sew Woodsy built for her son’s nursery.

That was not the only piece Katie saved her hard-earned cash on through DIY.

Katie and her husband Jon also teamed up with Ana White to build an extra wide matching dresser with plenty of storage space – for only 1/3 the price. Woot woot!

The beauty of this piece is that it will grow with her now little man for years to come!

pottery barn kids inspired kendall dresser

The original inspiration came from Pottery Barn Kid’s Extra Wide Kendall Dresser.

This is one of those pieces you can spend a bunch of money on but probably sell or give away eventually. Or…

You can make it yourself, be proud, love it and keep in your family for generations. Now, that’s pretty special!

Kendall Dresser from Pottery Barn finished

You can find all the details about this Kendall dresser build at Sew Woodsy.

You really have to check out how they came together to do this one. I’ve seen a lot of these DIY furniture projects, and I must say I’m pretty impressed.

Head on over to Katie’s blog, and you will be too!