Do you have a dozen novels from your before-marriage days ? When you’re single, that’s one loyal companion for the weekend – John Grisham, Robin Cook, Ayn Rand and the like. Oh, and what did you do to those large hardbound ones from college – you know the ones they call ‘textbooks ‘? My engineering books didn’t come any cheap; I remember spending at least two thousand rupees every semester, only to sell them to a raddiwala for a hundred bucks a few months later. The syllabus changed soon after so it wasn’t of any use to the juniors.
Well, if you have any of those antique dictionaries or encyclopedia volumes, here’s a novel idea. Turn them into book shelves.
Not a very easy DIY project but one that’s worth attempting. If you have a lot of paperback novels, then take a look at this on how to turn them into vases.
Image Courtesy :
1. Shelf – thisintothat
2. Vase – Deezen
3 Comments
hey but how does one turn the books into a rack? pliss to give more instructions. it looks awesome! great job with this blog
MM,
I believe it is more like this. The difference is books are cut at an angle and then fitted with the ‘L’ angle in the picture I’ve posted. Not a very easy DIY project.
And here’s another one from the site you love.
Ooooh! I can’t bring myself to cut my books, even if it is a boring textbook! But then, that’s what the raddiwaalah does, ain’t it? :D
I went through the thisintothat site and boy! Was it amazing! :)
You must be having a great deal of fun going through all these lovely things, and trying some of them out too! :)
My newspaper basket is still pending! Sigh!
:D