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Watch the video here. This week for the Trash to Treasure project we are creating a kitchen sink. I figured this might be handy for those of you that are making the kitchen along with me. I love this project since it is truly a trash to treasure project, we are using some common plastic packaging. For the single basin sink I used part of a package from some hardware I had purchased to do some home repairs. For the double sink I had some packaging from some of those wax cubes that go on the…

Ah, better late than never?? I've been busy with kit making that I will tell you about at the end of this tutorial. This is the sink that I made for the April tutorial. I saw this sink and copied it to a file a few years ago not noting where it came from. I could not tell from the picture if it was full-size or not. I have made some changes so it's not an exact copy. Let's get started on the sink first. Copy the patterns that Nancy has so kindly made for us. I traced the pattern onto this…

Ah, better late than never?? I've been busy with kit making that I will tell you about at the end of this tutorial. This is the sink that I made for the April tutorial. I saw this sink and copied it

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The purpose of this project is to reuse anything around you and without spending any money :) Here is another project of mine from the last year I would love to…

I decided to make the counter from scratch because of the limited amount of space in the kitchen. This was all made with basswood. The cabin...

Cut a strip of mat board 7/8" wide and at least 9" long. I know my sink is wide, but that's up to me. You can design your cabinets the width you need and the sink you need. Cut 2 pieces a little less that 2-1/2". The opening is 2-1/2", we need room for gesso and paint. Don't cut more than a 1/16" less. The sides are 1-7/16". Glue the sides inside the back and front. Cut a bottom to fit inside your sink. Cut a hole for the drain. Mine's 1/4". Set your sink into the cabinet base. If you need…

To make a modern miniature tap, I used: 1. Round dowel (5mm) but you could use a paper straw (not plastic as you will not be able to ...