Display easel diy

I’m excited to show you how to build a DIY easel chalkboard. I have always loved using chalkboards in my decor, but I don’t like switching them out on my wall, so I decided to build an easel chalkboard. I love these chalkboards because you can use them literally anywhere! I really wanted to build...

The Project Lady - DIY Cheap & Easy Wooden Easels

Make this super easy Easel easelly out of scrap wood pallets. Great art Easel for kids, even an easel for mounting the TV. Lots of options.

My cousin Terry was with me when I bought this plastic dresser mirror. As we were loading it in the car, she remarked that I should make an easel for it. I thought about it off and on since then. Somewhere along the line someone else mentioned it. I can’t remember if it was on...Read More

A couple of years ago, I made a few large wooden display easels out of 2x2’s. I made them to display chalkboards and mirrors, with no plan to sell them. People asked to buy them, but I priced them very high so that I wouldn’t accidentally sell them and have to make more. I recently...Read More

shutter easel lana manis

Painting Easels! My kids LOVE to paint! They will paint anywhere and on anything! I had this wood left over from another project and BAM! inspiration struck and I decided easels would be great …

I have had beginner artists asking how to make an inexpensive easel, for painting and display. After finding none on the internet that suited my purpose, I decided to design my own. Make your own Cardboard Easel (Folds for travel, holds a canvas, no cost!) You will need: 1 large piece of cardboartd (depending on the finished size) string or wool masking tape or duct tape a box cutter or knife a ruler large sewing needle to piece the carboard with the string Step 1: Choose the width and…

Toby loves writing on chalkboards and dry erase boards. He does his best learning when he's able to freely write and express himself. We ...

Last fall I made several large display easels I don’t have pictures, but I’ll tell you that I clamped the left and right pieces together, drew a slanted line, and used my jigsaw to cut the angle. I then held the three pieces together to draw the line to drill my holes. You can see...Read More