


The top would be the new bottom and the bottom would be the new top. I screwed the two pieces together and painted it dark chocolate (1 can of spray paint was enough to do the job). I then added the top piece with some hinges and a decorative handle I found at a thrift store for less than a dollar. Some baskets on the inside hold my gardening

This is not a large piece but since I have a small front porch this is just the right size. I am also in process of revamping my front porch so stay tuned for another post when things are done and ready.
If you have done any DIY craft project then feel free to share. I would love hear about it.
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