Diy stand

Display festive donuts on this DIY stand made of wooden dowels!

DIY market stand for dramatic play by Little Lifelong Learners. We're sharing how to make a simple DIY market stand for kids using Ikea crates! This DIY Ikea playroom hack is easy, inexpensive, and can be used to transform your play space into a farmers market, grocery store, bakery, donut shop, coffee shop, pizza shop, lemonaide stand, and more. Your kids will love engaging in imaginative play and play-based learning using this DIY market stand! Read the blog post to learn more!

Create a beautiful entrance space with a DIY welcome sign and stand. Guests will take note of the handmade touch and appreciate your warm welcome.

Dramatic Play is an important part of the education of young children. When children are in engaged in dramatic play they are pretending and developing essential social-emotional skills.

I’ve been meaning to build a jewelry organizer for quite some time, and I finally put something together that works well for me, and I’m happy to share the build plans with you! I’m teaming up with my friends over at Kreg to show you how to build this DIY wooden jewelry stand. Disclosure: This...Read More »

Though it sounds (and looks!) like a lot of work to build a watermelon stand, I can easily say that it was one of the easiest DIY projects I've ever tackled! Twenty minutes is all you need to whip this one up. Find the full tutorial for this adorable watermelon (or lemonade!) stand below!

I make minicomics, and travel to conventions and shows to promote and sell them. I was using picture frame stands to display them, but the smaller comics often fell over if the table was bumped or...

Tools and Supplies Needed Simply Secen earns from qualifying purchases. This post contains affiliate links. If you choose to purchase after clicking a link, we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Tape Measure Pencil Jig Saw Preferred Wood or MDF Stain (sponges or cloth to apply stain) or Paint Orbital Sander/Sand

I’m excited to be a virtual summer camp counselor, along with 7 other creative bloggers (Melissa from Mama Miss, Jenae from I Can Teach My Child, Lauren from Tutus & Tea Parties, Jodi from Meaningful Mama, Asia from Fun at Home with Kids, Megan from Coffee Cups and Crayons , Mari from Inspired by Familia), for […]

Event backdrops you can make! Yes, that’s right! I have the recipe for the pop up walls you’ve been saving on instagram. It folds in half with a hinge, fits in most cars and is lightweight for 1 to carry! Let's get to building.