I've got the wood......

[Steve the Gas]

Come on Ilona................up and at it,can't wait

[Meanqueen]

Hang on, hang on, I've been busy, such a lot to do when you're retired you know.

I'm in the middle of varnishing it so I thought I would put a taster pic incase there are any more guesses. He he.



Got to go out now, might be ready later.

Ilona

[kate egg]

Is it a shoe rack?

[AL37]

Its a thingymajig

[teddymouse]

Its a thingymajig

for a whatmecall

[AL37]

You seen them aswell then Angie
Glad we talk the same language

[Dinchy]

could you use it for doodahs too?

[silky]

It’s definitely not a ‘Whatnot’.

[Orfy]

I have a Whatnot but it is not like that.
That looks more likey a whatjamacallit.

[Meanqueen]

Ok, I've been rumbled, well done Kate Your crazy guesses made me smile, not a wotnot or a thingymajig





It fits in the recess under the window sill, in the porch, the front door is on the left. Keeps my boots and shoes tidy all in one place instead of me having to look for them, wondering where I left them.

It could be used as book shelves, or for a TV as it is quite heavy and sturdy. Could also be used in the greenhouse or potting shed, or for tools in the garage. You could make it taller or deeper depending on the length of wood you have. I used batons to join it all together but you could improvise with pallet wood. It will last a lot longer than the mass produced chip board stuff you buy. It cost virtually nothing, I had the screws collected over the years, and the varnish was a few pence from Woolies on the last day before closure. Why not have a go, tis easy.

Ilona

[redd_angel55]

Wow, that looks really good and very sturdy
Well done!

[kate egg]

Hubby says he can tell from the photo that you have no one else in the house as the shoes are so neat But he also wants to know why you have so many pairs of shoes (he obviously hasn't looked at my shoe rack recently )

Anyway we are all very impressed with your workmanship

[Meanqueen]

Forgot to mention........I have made this just for the challenge and the fun of it, not to enter the competition. I believe the taking part, for ones own enjoyment and fulfilment, is more important than winning.

Ilona