We love Lazy Susans. There are just so many uses for them, and IKEA has a great Lazy Susan priced at around $5-$7 I believe. Here, a Lazy Susan has been made into an arts and crafts station inspired by the Pottery Barn Kids Lazy Susan with buckets.
DIY Lazy Susan Craft Station
The PB Kids version is $49; you can make this version for yourself for a lot less money. Purchase your Lazy Susan at IKEA if you can- it's very solid/sturdy for the price and a good size. You can probably find the buckets in a lot of places- we've seen them in the $1 section at Target pretty consistently. Paint the Lazy Susan and then glue your buckets on. It's that easy.
Image: Crafters File Box
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I really love this idea, since I make toys and dolls for my shop, I am constantly looking for great ideas to keep organized. This is just so pretty and makes a work station look neat and is a great design.
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Love this idea and will definitely be putting it to use. Thanks!
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