You will need:
- 1 sheet of 16mm Xanita X-board (costs roughly R360 for a large board.)
- Sharp craft knife and replacement blades.
- Pencil, steel rule and tape measure.
- Rust-Oleum Painters Touch in your own choice of colours.
Here’s how:
The height you want the easel to be can be determined by the size of your child/ren. This easel measures 1200mm in height.
Step 1: Start by drawing and cutting out the A board. There is a slot in the top section of the board that is 16mm wide and 200mm long. This slot allows you to fit the back support.
*There are also two slots lower down that allow for fitting of the front tray.
Step 2: The back support is cut to the shape of exactly half the A shape, angled and notched to fit into the slot. The front tray is a curved shape - use a large plate to draw the curves.
Step 1: Slot all the pieces together for instant art and let the kids get crafting. You will probably be able to make 3 to 4 easels out of one board.
Safety First:
Always cut the board on a sturdy surface that can be scratched.
Handle sharp craft knives with care.
Always keep your fingers well out of the way.
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- 1 sheet of 16mm Xanita X-board (costs roughly R360 for a large board.)
- Sharp craft knife and replacement blades.
- Pencil, steel rule and tape measure.
- Rust-Oleum Painters Touch in your own choice of colours.
Here’s how:
The height you want the easel to be can be determined by the size of your child/ren. This easel measures 1200mm in height.
Step 1: Start by drawing and cutting out the A board. There is a slot in the top section of the board that is 16mm wide and 200mm long. This slot allows you to fit the back support.
*There are also two slots lower down that allow for fitting of the front tray.
Step 2: The back support is cut to the shape of exactly half the A shape, angled and notched to fit into the slot. The front tray is a curved shape - use a large plate to draw the curves.
Step 1: Slot all the pieces together for instant art and let the kids get crafting. You will probably be able to make 3 to 4 easels out of one board.
Safety First:
Janice Anderssen is Women24's Décor & DIY expert. Click here to ask her a question and here to visit www.Home-Dzine.co.za