The wood working shop, that is..... not a desk, and not a pulpit, either. It is actually for trash!
Sir Old Man has been working on this off and on for a month for a friend. The hinged lid lifts ---oops, pic before the knob was put on. The top lifts off and you line it with the large 25 gallon trash bags. 

The back is just as pretty as the front. Great job, honey. I love the two-tone stain and the mitered corners look really, really good.
Wouldn't it be great for scraps? Just toss them in. On second thought, I already have mine sorted. But I am sure I could find something to stash in it....if I had one ;).
3 comments:
That is gorgeous! I'm sure you could make great use of one - if you had one!
Wow! Two talented people in your family! It seems too beautiful to use for trash.
Turned out beautifully, Debbie. I like the 2-tones also.
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