I used these images during my RA days. Perfect for use with teachers, homeschooling moms, camp counselors, etc.
Follow this link to a dropbox download.
(All PNG's for your quick designing ease)
Enjoy this free download!

I used these images during my RA days. Perfect for use with teachers, homeschooling moms, camp counselors, etc.
Follow this link to a dropbox download.
(All PNG's for your quick designing ease)
Enjoy this free download!
My entire life, "Mr. Cart" has been a part of my childhood. I've been told that "Mr. Cart" is a brand name. That is what the box said when purchased in the '80s, anyway. Before I was born and after assembled by my father, Mr. Cart worked as a kitchen cart. In my early years, he held toys, dirt, and craft supplies in my room, and until last year, he sat with rusty tools in our shed.
Last year I was moving into my own room as a Resident Assistant, and I felt inspired to make my dorm room feel a bit more like home. Pegboards were popular, and I remembered the rusty companion of my childhood. I also wanted a coffee cart that I could roll into my lounge for hall functions and Bible Study.
Without pictures (So sorry!), here are the steps I took to upgrade Mr. Cart into Monsieur Cart. (Because French is fancier)
Steps (links to products used below):
I wasn't an expert before this project (I just sort of dove in with no direction or guidance), so I learned a lot of lessons!
Tips:
Thanks for stopping by! Feel free to leave any comments, questions, advice, or stories of your own DIY projects.
(P.S. If you plan to take a stab at your own DIY and want to use any of the products I used, please consider using the links on the post. I'll get a little commission to help make more projects like this one. :) )