These sturdy shelves were used in the elementary/middle school library. They have shelves on both sides. They are 11 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 42 inches tall. This item will need to be picked up by Wednesday, May 14th.

Created by: Chase, Eladio, Max, and Cooper Process: This came to us as a solid oak 90s entertainment center! After removing the three doors, we did a lot of sanding, but this made a nice surface for painting. The painting took awhile too. After taking apart an old pallet, we sanded and varnished those boards. We added a back and nailed the pallet boards to it along with some hooks for jackets and bags. Materials Needed: *sand paper *paint *varnish *pallet boards

These sturdy shelves were used in the elementary/middle school library. They have shelves on both sides. They are 11 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 42 inches tall. This item will need to be picked up by Wednesday, May 14th.

Created by Max C. and Jaxon C. Process: We picked this table because it needed a lot of work. There was a lot of sanding to get it ready for paint. After painting it blue and touching up any areas as needed we reattached the hardware. Materials Purchased: * Paint * Sandpaper * Hardware Why should you buy this table? Because it's a blue table with a nice drawer. It's very smooth and can make a very nice working space, a conversation piece in your entryway, or a practical solution for behind your sofa.

Handmade napkin holder by a student in the Basic Woodworking class. Student cut, sanded, and sealed with Linseed Oil.

Handmade napkin holder by a student in the Basic Woodworking Class. Student cut, sanded, and sealed with Linseed Oil.

Created by 8th grade student Process: This storage box started with a nightstand drawer that was sanded down to bare wood. It was then painted black. A cover was added that has a lock to hold it closed if you want to carry the contents somewhere else. Materials Purchased: * Paint * Sandpaper Why should you buy this dresser? Great decorative box to store and transport items.

Created by Jaxon C. Process: I started this project by using a jigsaw to cut the part of the pallet I needed. I sanded every part of this bookshelf, which took a very long time to sand the entire thing to 220 grit, but it was worth it in the end, how smooth it was compared to when I first started. After I sanded, I stained the pallet with 3 coats of stain. Materials Purchased: * Sandpaper * Stain Why should you buy this book holder? This is a high-quality product with a great design. It would look great hanging on your wall!

Process: We removed the hardware to sand down the drawer. We chose to paint the outside and the inside navy. The drawer needed cushioning, so we found a good-quality pillow that was also machine washable. Materials Purchased: * Pillow * Paint * Sandpaper Why should you purchase this dog bed? This is a sturdy dog bed. It comes with a soft pillow that's washable. Suitable for small to medium dogs. Great for new pet owners.

Created by Abigale S. Description: A multi-patterned desk organizer made from upcycled cans and wood. Process on how it was made: First, I got four reusable aluminum cans and a piece of wood to make this happen. Next, I sanded the piece of wood with a power sander and 80-grit sandpaper. I then started painting the piece of wood with black and pink paint to resemble a cow print pattern. Next, I gathered various materials, including paper, fabric, string, and printed patterns, to glue on the four cans. I then glued all the materials on the cans with a hot glue gun. Lastly, I glued the cans down to the piece of wood with a hot glue gun. Materials Bought: String Fabric

Created by Seeley K. Process: It began as a wobbly table and then I un-wobbled it. I sanded, painted, and finally put stripes on it. Materials Purchased: * Paint (white, blue, orange, and yellow) * Sandpaper Why should you buy this coffee table? This took a lot of time and effort and would look great in your space.

Created by an 8th-grade student Started with the dresser drawer. Sanded, added shelves, and painted grey.

Created by Max S. and Cooper A. Process: We removed the hardware to sand down the drawer. We choose to paint the outside white and the inside navy. The drawer needed cushioning, so we found a good-quality pillow that was also machine washable. Materials Purchased: * Pillow * Paint * Sandpaper Why should you purchase this dog bed? This is a sturdy dog bed. It comes with a soft pillow that's washable. Suitable for small to medium dogs. Great for new pet owners.

Created by last year's 8th grader Started with a drawer. Sanded and painted the outside of the drawer. Added decorative paper backing, hooks for necklaces, a removable dowel for bracelets, and little dishes for rings and earrings.

Created by: last year's 8th grader Started with a drawer that was sanded and painted. Dividers were added, and a plexiglass cover held closed by strong velcro. It would be great as a possible fishing or craft box.

Process: We removed the hardware to sand down the drawer. We chose to paint the outside and the inside brown to hide dirt. The drawer needed cushioning, so we found a good-quality pillow that was also machine washable. Materials Purchased: * Pillow * Paint * Sandpaper Why should you purchase this dog bed? This is a sturdy dog bed. It comes with a soft pillow that's washable. Suitable for small to medium dogs. Great for new pet owners.

Made from a scrap 4X4 and a donated kitchen container. Painted by Abigale S.

Created by: Eladio and Hunter Process: We decided to transform an old makeup vanity table into an art table. We had to sand it down by hand. Then we removed the mirror and hinges to also sand them down. After that we filled the holes and then painted the table with white primer and then white paint. Afterwards, we splatter painted with multiple colors.mLastly, we repainted the drawers and reattached the lid with new screws and knobs. Materials Purchased: * Screws * Hardware * Paint * Sandpaper Why should you purchase this art table? You should purchase this art table to let out your inner artist!

Created by Ryan S. Process: This piece started as a blue dresser complete with all its drawers. Parts of it were broken and it had very dirty handles. I sanded down areas to create a rustic look. I also decided to take out the middle drawers and replace them with shelves. Finally, new hardware was attached. Materials Used: * Paint * Wood * Sandpaper * Hardware Why should you buy this beverage station? To have a unique, one-of-a-kind way to enjoy and store a variety of beverages. Don't need a beverage station? This would also work great for books or toy storage!

Created by Max S. and Cooper A. Process: We removed the hardware to sand down the drawer. We choose to paint the outside and inside white. The drawer needed cushioning, so we found a good quality pillow that was also machine washable. Materials Purchased: * Pillow * Paint * Sandpaper Why should you purchase this dog bed? This is a sturdy dog bed. It comes with a soft pillow that's washable. Suitable for small to medium dogs. Great for new pet owners.

Created by Chase S. and Drew Process: We worked on sanding the project for approx. 4 weeks because the initial stain was so dark. Next we spent 5 days staining the top. Finally, we painted the base and the drawers. Materials Purchased: * Paint * Stain *Wood Finish *Sandpaper Why should you buy this coffee table? You can put it in your living room, sit down, and rest your coffee on it as the sun is rising up for a new day.

Footrest with Storage Process: Started with a small drawer and sanded and painted it grey. A top with an attached cushion was added along with recycled feet. Materials purchased: wood, cushion, paint, hardware

Created by: Chase Process: Only a little sanding was needed on the face of this drawer before we painted it creamy white. We connected the drawers to make a short standing shelf. Materials Needed: *sandpaper *paint

Created by: Jaxson, Brayden, and Chase Process: A bit of sanding took the finish off of the front of these drawers. Then we just had to paint them. Materials needed: *Sandpaper *Paint *Glue

Created by: Cooper and Chase Process: A little sanding and paint was all that was needed to make these drawers into a neat shelf. Materials Needed: *Sandpaper *Paint *Glue

These sturdy shelves were used in the elementary/middle school library. They have shelves on both sides. They are 11 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 42 inches tall. This item will need to be picked up by Wednesday, May 14th.