Sentences with phrase «little wood pieces»

This table had these little wood pieces covering the screws on the benches.

Not exact matches

The little sleep he allowed nature to take was snatched in a sitting posture, his head leaning against a piece of wood fixed in the wall.

If you're unfamiliar with this tiny little live - fire recipe twist on grilling these popular poultry pieces, it simply combines the best of grilling (hot and fast cooking) and true outdoor barbecuing (low n» slow with a touch of wood smoke).

Using a long piece of wood and some wooden letters, decorate something a little more special.

Once the floor or ground is ready, then you can add adorable little furniture items using pieces of wood, rocks, shells, fabric scraps, paint, and buttons.

Next up, cut a piece of kraft paper a little bit smaller than your wood and glue it on.

Boasting solid wood construction and pretty details like English Dovetail Joinery, it's an heirloom piece that you're little one...

Jade was hysterically crying because she was tired of being in her carseat, so when I asked the guy if he could cut me a little piece of wood, he said, «here, you can just have it.»

If you still have a little bit of wood showing through here and there (which will happen more if you paint a light color on a dark piece or vice versa), pour a little chalk paint into a plastic cup and mix in a bit of water to thin it out.

The casters weren't quite tall enough, so we had to add a little extended piece of wood to really make sure it would stay in place.

I went to Homeworks, which is a great local hardware store that has a little bit of everything I bought 4 pieces of wood that were 2x8x8.

They are also known to be little clowns and enjoy the occasional toy such as ball, piece of soft wood or even a pine cone.

Place the hoop on top of a book or a piece of wood (or anything flat and with a little bit of height for that matter!)

The burnished wood pieces, lush drapery fabrics and materials have all been hand selected especially for this lucury Costa Rica... of morning coffee or that last little nightcap under the starry Costa Rican sky.

His pieces are made of found materials such as twigs or eucalyptus leaves, or glass, polaroids, unprepossessing black and white photographs, simple shapes cut from tin in various sizes, little pieces of carved wood or stone, clay, small mirrors and panes of glass, corrugated cardboard, or an assortment of odd linear bits of metal.

The label texts reveal frustratingly little about the cascades of materials where disassembled shoes and biker jackets, bits of wood, metal car parts, pieces of bicycles, and unidentifiable scraps emerge, offering just the words «mixed media.»

As you can see from the pictures, furniture is made with smaller pieces of wood that form the different surfaces, which can be adapted to different pieces with little waste.

Of course there was weirdness when we got to the middle, but we found the perfect little piece of wood in the craft wood section of Michaels and it worked out great...

weirdness when we got to the middle, but we found the perfect little piece of wood in the craft wood section of Michaels and it worked out great...

He built a bookcase in our little guys bedroom that looks like a Pottery Barn piece, only made with real wood and for much less than PB charges!

Nothing a little wood glue and patience couldn't fix though, so Elijah and I pieced it back together while enjoying the crap out of some sliced pears.

Choose a statement piece in reclaimed wood and metal for a little rough luxe.

We attached a little piece of trim with wood glue and painters tape to the top edge of the wallpaper border:

The little piece of wood that goes along the flooring — maybe it's quarter - round — I don't know.

And to add a little extra support, we thought we'd drive a screw into the top and bottom of each piece of scrap wood...

(Some leftover paint my Mom had in one of her closets) We also added a 12 ″ x18 ″ piece of wood (we got them cut at a local home improvement store) to the top of each half (with Liquid Nails), to give them a little more surface space.

It's made out of wood from our backyard, a piece of scrapbook paper from Hobby Lobby, and two little triangles of denim from one of my old pairs of jeans.

Gray can be a little cool, so I add warmth with serving pieces, like these beautiful natural place mats and wood salad bowl.

Next up, cut a piece of kraft paper a little bit smaller than your wood and glue it on.

The little pieces of wood you mentioned are an applied molding called smallbone.

Plus they often add this secret detailing (see how the the top and bottom have this little piece of wood?).

If you still have a little bit of wood showing through here and there (which will happen more if you paint a light color on a dark piece or vice versa), pour a little chalk paint into a plastic cup and mix in a bit of water to thin it out.

I still love a white kitchen, but I'd love an island made from an old piece of furniture or barn wood — something with a little character!

To attach them we used a nail gun, brad nails and a little bit of wood glue in between each piece.

I love the layering with the pallet wood and mirror, and especially like all the little pieces you added to make it feel extra cozy for fall!

If you do use this, you may have to put a little Liquid Nails on the bottom piece of wood just so you don't see the Velcro.

The two pieces of wood are actually candle holders that I bought at a little indie craft fair in Greenville before I moved down.

Then, I mixed in a little bit of water and tested it out on a piece of wood I had out back.

I am trying to keep the piece mainly stained wood with just a little color on edges and sides.

I have found when I work with dark pieces — adding a little extra P of Paris to the mix helps block out the wood tannins and dark finishes from coming through the paint color.

The seat can get a little uncomfortable as with sitting on any piece of «wood», and long period of time.

I cut pieces of wood to fit the inside, then used my jigsaw to cut away the little part in the middle where the middle support of the dresser ran down.

I have little «treasures» that I have found on hikes scattered around my house, an interesting rock or piece of wood.