Don't you just love a table riser? I like using them everywhere in my home. Today, I'll show you how to make an easy table riser using a repurposed cabinet door! 

I was completely inspired by a recent garden site email.

The email site featured a bronze wall plaque with a half of a metal pot attached to the front for plants. It was then that I decided it was something I wanted to try to make myself. Since I had such a vast collection of cabinet doors leftover from a recent store closing, I had the perfect place to begin this project. 

This project began with another repurposed kitchen 
cabinet door. 
A repurposed cabinet door and a piece of chalkboard I found at Tuesday Morning, a store by me that has a little of everything. 
The first thing I needed to do was to choose a color for my cabinet door and since I love green I decided on a chalky paint by DecoArt that would be the perfect "garden green". 
I stenciled a bee from the DecoArt stencil Americana Decor Collection onto the chalkboard in white so it looked like chalk but would always be there. I then cut the chalkboard to fit the center of the cabinet door and used wood glue to adhere it. 
The bee came in a pack of 2 stencils with a couple of cute bird stencils. 
Once I glued the chalkboard into the center of the cabinet door I added a Scrabble ledge to hold th…

This cute project started with an old cabinet door  and a basket.

Everyone can use a little jewelry organization, especially at my house.  I am the lucky mother of four daughters. The last one is off to college but left behind a pile of jewelry on her dresser.  Since I have a bunch of cabinet doors to repurpose, I thought she could use my next DIY project in her room. 

I began with an oak cabinet door. You can find them at your local Habitat store, the hardware store, or if you're lucky on the side of the road. My stash of cabinet doors came from a store closing and I was lucky enough to be there to grab some. 

In the center of the cabinet door I stenciled a Mason Jar stencil from Vintage Farmhouse Stencils. Angie's stencils are all farmhouse and this one could be used for many things. The mason jar and the words were separate and can be combined o…

Today I'm showing you how to make a quick and easy unique Christmas wreath using a repurposed cabinet door. No cabinet door? You can make this on any piece of reclaimed wood! 

Right now I'm working on decorating my guest room on the cheap! 
My children are finally ready to fly the nest and I'm ready to repurpose those rooms! 
Today I'm using an old cabinet door with a very simple makeover with just a few supplies I had at home. I'm sharing what I used, what worked and a funny story about what I found. 
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It's been a while since I've used any of the cabinet doors I found a couple of years ago. I love repurposing cabinet doors, they are such a blank canvas! 

For a long time now I've been repurposing cabinet doors. At one time I had the chance to collect all the cabinet doors I wanted from a store that was going out of business. 

These repurposed items are ready for the shop and the  chalkboard shelf DIY is here.

A farmhouse styled flower box for Spring!

The minute I saw this cabinet door I knew it could have an awesome afterlife. 

Today I'm repurposing another cabinet door into a shelf for small craft supplies in the craft room. Thank goodness for the stash of old cabinet doors I came across recently because they are good for just about every DIY project.  I had an old shelf I was using to hold small craft supplies but they kept falling through the back of the shelf.
Here is my workshop if you would like a quick little tour. I also 
made a few cute painted rugs on the floor of the workshop when the paint spills got to be too much.

A repurposed cabinet door is going to quickly solve this problem. 
I began by attaching the shelf to the very plain cabinet door with wood glue and the nail gun.
Next, I painted the piece with Ultra grip by Fusion Mineral Paintbecause the cabinet door was very shiny. After the Ultra Grip was…

Repurposed kitchen cabinet door projects!  Day made!  A friend called me with a curb alert... well actually it was more like a store alert.  Someone was throwing out the contents of their cabinet store... did I want it? 😳 I was soon on my way and filled up my car. I could have filled up a truck but I had to draw the line somewhere. 
Some of the cabinets were wall displays with doors that opened.  For this project, I removed the door and drawer front from the frame. I'm only going to use the frame this time. I glued and nailed the drawer front to the bottom of the frame. 
Next, I cut a piece of pre-made chalkboard from the hardware store to fit the door space.  I glued and nailed the chalkboard onto the back of the larger space.  This cabinet is a beautiful natural wood color with a clear fini…