The holidays have really snuck up on us, as usual! Can’t believe 2024 is almost over. Today I’m excited to share my most recent build — a DIY wooden Christmas tree collar. Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kreg. All opinions are my own. This is an easy, straightforward build and can be customized to... Read More » The post DIY Wooden Christmas Tree Collar appeared first on Erin Spain ..read more

I can’t believe how quickly this year is coming to a close. Here we are in December already! Today I’m sharing how to make these DIY wooden stocking holders. Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kreg. All opinions are my own. This was a fun little project and you could easily customize them by using... Read More » The post DIY Wooden Stocking Holders appeared first on Erin Spain ..read more

I had so much fun working on today’s project. I’m going to show you how I built this DIY mini bar cart! I built a bar cart a while back (here) and I love it, but I wanted to modify that design to create a smaller version that can double as a side table, plus... Read More » The post DIY Mini Bar Cart appeared first on Erin Spain ..read more

I love a good organization project, especially one that is easy for a beginner woodworker (you know those are my fave type of projects). Today I’m teaming up with Kreg to share this DIY hat rack. Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kreg. All opinions are my own. This hat rack would be perfect for... Read More » The post DIY Hat Rack appeared first on Erin Spain ..read more

I love fun little decorative DIY projects, and today’s project fits that category. I’m sharing all the details on this DIY wall sconce. Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kreg. All opinions are my own. I’ve teamed up with Kreg to share the build plans over on their site, so be sure to check that... Read More » The post DIY Wall Sconce appeared first on Erin Spain ..read more

Today’s project is a super easy beginner woodworking project (we know I love those). I’m sharing how to build this DIY bathtub tray! Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kreg. All opinions are my own. This tray is 38″ long to custom fit my own bathtub, but make sure you measure the width of your... Read More » The post DIY Bathtub Tray appeared first on Erin Spain ..read more

I’ve partnered with my friends over at Kreg again to bring you a simple beginner woodworking project! I’m sharing this DIY tabletop book holder. Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kreg. All opinions are my own. This little book holder can be modified to any length or color you choose, and it would be great for cookbooks, books on your nightstand or dresser, or even to display books in the living room. I opted to display some design books in my hallway, but there are so many possibilities. As usual, I used my Kreg Jig 520PRO for this project. It’s my favorite pocket hole jig because it’s ..read more

Today’s project is super easy and great for beginners! I built this DIY purse rack and I’m excited to share all the details with you. Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kreg. All opinions are my own. I usually stash all of my purses at the top of my closet, but I wanted easier access to the handful of purses I use the most, so I decided to build this small purse rack for the wall beside my bedroom door. You could definitely modify the dimensions if you want it longer or if you want to add more hooks. I used the Kreg Jig 520 PRO for this build. As you know by now, it’s my favorite pocket ho ..read more

I am really excited about today’s project, as it’s something I had been looking forward to designing and building for quite some time. Today I’m sharing my DIY record player table with you! Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Kreg. All opinions are my own. I teamed up with Kreg for this build, and you can find the build plans and full tutorial over on their site. As for the details, I added prefabricated legs to this record player table and a pretty, modern brass drawer pull for the drop-down compartment door. I added a drop-down compartment because quite frankly I absolutely hate building ..read more

I built a tool caddy a while back, and this time around I needed something a little bit smaller and lightweight. I also wanted to add a fun little design detail, so I created this fun little DIY stenciled tool tote. I’m teaming up with Kreg to share build plans and a full tutorial for this project over on their site. As usual, I used my Kreg Jig 520PRO to build this tool tote. I love it because it’s user-friendly and portable. I used a vinyl cutting machine to create the tool decals which I used as stencils. I applied them to the tote along with a diagonal strip of painter’s tape, painted o ..read more