Showing posts with label Dokument. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dokument. Show all posts
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
What a BONUS of a light!!
Materials: BONUS Cutlery, DOKUMENT Paperbasket, Kitchenstuff
Description: This is hack number 3 with all the items left over from the first two hacks BONUS cutlery. Maybe you remember number one and number two. The residues from cutlery BONUS I've added with small cookie cutters and kitchen utensils and a lamp socket scrued in the paper basket DOKUMENT.
Hung up all the items with the little hooks for hanging curtains DIGNITET. Then you need just to drill a few holes in the parts. This is in the other hacks already described and shown. And you're done. Great lamp for the dining table, less than 10 euro per piece and of curse a unique peace of art. Also: Good storage for cookie shapes that are actually needed just for X-mas! LOL
~ Beate, Lauchheim
Friday, 18 November 2011
Needlepoint Pencil Cup
Materials: Dokument, yarn and needle
Description: A metal mesh pencil cup from IKEA (DOKUMENT $2.99/2 pack) provided the perfect surface for a needlepoint experiment. Just thread your needle with yarn and use the openings in the metal to guide your design.
See more of the needlepoint pencil cup.
~ Camilla Fabbri
Monday, 18 July 2011
Dokument Hanging Storage Bins
Materials: Dokument Trash Cans, towel hangers, drill, wire nippers
Description: Needing some storage for projects currently in the pipeline, I purchased six Dokument wire mesh trash cans. Since my office/studio is small, I wanted them out of the way. Hence, this project was born.
Using my wire nippers, I snipped a few wires on one side of each bin, making two holes large enough to fit over the towel holders.
Then, I mounted the towel holders on the wall...actually it is a fake door.
The holes in the bins slip right over the towel holders and mount easily on the wall. They are easy to take down and put up, and I can see through them to the project materials.
Once I figured it all out, it didn't take me much more than an hour to accomplish.
For more photos, click Dokument Hanging Storage Bins.
~ Kim Ballor, Plymouth, MI
Description: Needing some storage for projects currently in the pipeline, I purchased six Dokument wire mesh trash cans. Since my office/studio is small, I wanted them out of the way. Hence, this project was born.
Using my wire nippers, I snipped a few wires on one side of each bin, making two holes large enough to fit over the towel holders.
Then, I mounted the towel holders on the wall...actually it is a fake door.
The holes in the bins slip right over the towel holders and mount easily on the wall. They are easy to take down and put up, and I can see through them to the project materials.
Once I figured it all out, it didn't take me much more than an hour to accomplish.
For more photos, click Dokument Hanging Storage Bins.
~ Kim Ballor, Plymouth, MI
Monday, 4 April 2011
Earring holder
Materials: DOKUMENT letter tray
Description: Having lots of hook earrings I was looking for somewhere to hang then cause they always get tangled into each other. I had seen the mesh system stapled into a picture frame but I didn't feel like crafting. A quick scan on my office and I found the perfect solution. Dokument on its side! The mesh is big enough to easily get earrings through yet small enough to hold studs. You could attach it direct to the wall or do as I did here and just put it on a shelf behind my other jewellery boxes, this keeps it portable and easy to reach.
~ Ingrid Mertens, Quebec Canada
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