Okay, hands up, who has saved a million DIY projects with the best intentions to do them but years on they're still sitting in your "DIYs to do" photo folder. Ahh *hangs head* that's me...until today! I saw this cool idea to spray paint a boring white peg board pink and I made it happen. I thought I had to track down fluro pink spray paint, I think I went to about 8 stores trying to find this elusive fluro pink, Bunnings (Australia) had some, but for a pretty penny, so I ended up settling on $5 a can non-fluro spray paint. The cap was a pastel pink but it actually sprayed out the perfect pink colour :)
THE BREAKDOWN
The peg board cost $21 (Bunnings) I had the guy chop the piece in half, because it was huge, so I have a random spare half now living under the house. By the way, high five to the Noosa Bunnings dudes, I normal get a lot of patronising stares when I go to a hardware store but these guys were so helpful especially when I had no idea of the name of what I wanted, "umm, do you sell those boards with the holes that you hang tools off" lol
Spray paint $5 (cheap store or auto store) one can was just the right amount!
Peg board clips $5 for a multi pack from Big W.
(I already had a hammer and nails)
Total cost: $20 (ish) I'm sure you can track down a cheaper peg board in the actual size you want!
This, by the way, is my temporary work space where I'm living at Ben's. I'm off to buy ferns tomorrow to give it a bit more life, despite its smallness, I've managed to stamp some fee-ness onto it :)
It needs a bit more organising, or at least me trying to stack boxes in an aesthetic way :p but I couldn't help but take this photo of my birthday present from Ben. It's a huge vintage, maneki money box and it's amazing. I need to find a space so it's greets visitors as they walk into my space :)
