Have you considered using wood kits to build your own custom home decor? Woodworking kits are an excellent way to get started with woodworking, but also a great option for experienced DIY enthusiasts.
If you’re interested in suggestions for the best woodworking kits for DIY projects, here are some to try:
To make the most of your wall space, try a live edge floating shelf woodworking kit. You’ll get detailed instructions and all the materials you need, including wood, brackets and screws.
Live edge shelves make a great addition to a rustic-inspired space. Using smooth pine pieces and your choice of finish, you can combine functionality and storage with the beauty of natural wood.
A wooden clock DIY kit is a great introductory kit for those interested in woodworking and basic mechanical design. A DIY clock kit will provide you with a wooden base, clock hands and clock mechanism for you to combine into a custom timepiece.
The customization options for this type of woodworking kit are endless, including adding numbers, paint or wood stains for your chosen aesthetic.
Wood signs are a fun and simple project for both indoor and outdoor home decor. Whether you want to create signs with humorous sayings or guide your guests to your kitchen, a wood building kit for custom signs is sure to be worth your time.
Complete your wood signs with stencil art, lettering or freehand writing in your choice of paint. Combining white paint and a sander to create a weathered surface is ideal for a farmhouse style sign, while colorful lettering could make for the perfect addition to a kid’s bedroom door.
Ultimately, your choice of the best woodworking kit depends on the type of project you’re interested in. However, regardless of experience or skill level, these woodworking kits are exceptional starting points to consider.
Lana Harris is a Chicago native who is a second-generation real estate professional. She was introduced to real estate at a very young age while attending open houses with her mother who is a broker. She honed her skills assisting in property searches (back in the thick, Multiple Listing Service book days,) and using map reading skills to help plan property tour sequencing. Lana’s love of working with people and delivering strong customer service led her to the retail sector, where she developed her management skills at MC Sports, Ann Taylor, and Adidas. She and her husband moved to Utah in 2008 to enjoy the natural beauty of the mountains, and she began her real estate career here in 2015. Most recently, she was a VP of sales for a large team; she thrives on challenges and is determined to overcome obstacles to achieve results for her clients. Lana and her husband enjoy their three large dogs, skiing, camping and paddleboarding.
