ANIKA'S DIY LIFE

Ever since we replaced our old DIY upholstered ottoman with a coffee table, we miss having a place to put our feet up.

The best part about making this is that not only do I save $$. I also get to pick my own color for the fabric!

DIY Entryway Bench With Storage

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Upholster one of the top 1/2″ plywoods. Start by using spray adhesive to attach the foam. Then wrap batting and fabric using the TacMate staple gun.

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ANIKA'S DIY LIFE

Ottoman Cube

DIY Storage Ottoman Cube With Tray Top

Ever since we replaced our old DIY upholstered ottoman with a coffee table, we miss having a place to put our feet up.

The best part about making this is that not only do I save $$. I also get to pick my own color for the fabric!

DIY Entryway Bench With Storage

Step 1

Cut all the plywood using a table saw or using a circular saw and straightedge guide. The plans show you the exact cut sizes.

Step 2

Build the box by attaching the plywood using 1-1/4″ pocket hole screws. Be sure to use clamps to make sure all the joints are square and aligned.

Step 3

Start by wrapping the sides of the box with batting using TacMate staple gun and 5/16″ staples. I like to staple one end first and then stretch it out and staple the other end.

Upholster one of the top 1/2″ plywoods. Start by using spray adhesive to attach the foam. Then wrap batting and fabric using the TacMate staple gun.

Step 4

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OTHER PROJECTS