I found a cute little 3 drawer dresser at a garage sale and thought I could make it into a kitchen for the new house.

I took out the bottom two drawers and removed their faces. I then secured them together and made the oven door. The oven door is attached with two hinges on the bottom, but I need to get some sort of magnet to hold the door up.
I used cds for burners, a stainless bowl for the sink, and free knobs. The faucet came from the Habitat for Humanity store in town.
Here is the breakdown:
Dresser $4
Bowl $6
Faucet $2
CDs Free
Knobs Free
Hinges $3
Handle on Oven door $6
Towel Holder $4
Paint Already Had in Garage
Total $25

The girls love it and I don't have to worry about them dinging it up because it is also aged beautifully.
5 comments:
Seriously, Jen!! Your creativity never ceases to amaze me! This is absolutely, positively adorable.
Jim is so lucky to have a talented person like you for a wife. Whats with the blue velcro? I think I have something better.
It isn't blue velcro. It is painters tape. I need a hinge for the inside so this is just preventing it from falling open. I am smarter than that. :)
You are so creative! You never cease to amaze me!
Priceless!
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