Don’t forget you have useable space on the sides of the cube units. You could add magnetic storage for dies,or add pegboards to hang smaller tools that are accessible, freeing up drawer and cubby space. Great job !
I've looked at many DIY craft table videos and yours is head and shoulders above the rest! You give SPECIFIC info and links that actually help a person make one without guesswork and mistakes. Thank you!
I bought 2 -8 cubes and a wood top for that reason, didn’t know they had legs and brackets. My other half said it would take up too much room in the center of my studio, it’s against the wall, I’m not happy. I have disabilities that would keep me from holding that sort of drill. I’m looking for a small light weight one that would do the job. You have been a great inspiration for me to finish mine. Tfs. Enjoy!
I am definitely saving this video for later use. I need a large cutting table for quilting, and this would be perfect except I think I will add casters to the bottom instead of the legs. Your demonstration was perfect and makes me confident that I can do the same.
Same! and a slightly larger top, since I'll be using it as a cutting table for sewing. I'm going to have the top be removable, since it would not roll through the door at the dimension I've decided on. I've used two 1/2" ply sheets I had lying around (2' x 4'), and four inch polyurethane locking casters (don't really need this big, but want the height). Now I'm about to screw through the three furniture pieces into the ply. Just waiting on my neighbor to rip the laminate to size for me (since he has a table saw), and then I will attach l-brackets to the underside of the tabletop but NOT to the base pieces, so the top can be lifted and removed without having to unscrew anything. Eight l-brackets should be enough to keep it from moving at all.
I was inspired watching your video and it suddenly occurred to me that I could the components of my entertainment center for the support of the tabletop instead of the cubbies. I now have a wonderful craft desk.I am thrilled. I was amazed how inexpensive the melamine countertop was and also so heavy!
OMG!!! This is exactly what I need! Very affordable, but most importantly DOABLE!!! Honey, you did this!!!! 👊🏾 you are a genius! THANK for sharing this DIY as you can see from the hundreds of comments, this is a BLESSING!
great idea. My wife wanted one so I basically followed this. I have a couple changes. Mine was a little wobbly, so I nailed on the back of each cube (where they meet in the middle after put together) the board used for peg board as a backing and it 100% removed the wobble. Also, I created a plywood base for mine with wheels, so you don't have to use straight brackets to attach the cubes--they are attached to bottom plywood. Also, I have no permanent attachments anywhere so I can easily break down the island if I want to without risking damaging the particle board with screws. I even attached the plywood base to the cubes using decorative c clamps.
This is a fabulous project! I am a tall lady with back issues and my craft requires standing - so I can do even TALLER legs and save my back. We are not "handy" but this looks very doable! I think I love you! ;) Thanks so much for sharing!!!!!!
O. M. G. Girl!!!! I am so freaking impressed! Thank you so much for sharing ❤ I hv 2 3x6 cube organizers n I had planned to make a desk but this is even better! U made it look like I CAN do it. The top was holding me back, but u solved that for me too!!! I really can't thank you enough! I feel like u made this video just for me 🤣 cuz its so perfect! YOU ROCK!!
This is by far THE BEST video I've watched on a DIY craft desk in about 10yrs!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I've been looking for a straight forward video and FINALLY found one!!! Happy crafting ❤
Well done! I love the simplicity, the aesthetic, the practicality and how you created and tackled assembly on your own. Everyone looking for craft or painting space needs to see this!
That's a really neat and complete crafting table unit idea! I would have to have an automatic raise and lower for my sewing machine. For when I'm not using the top to cut fabrics designing projects. Great idea thank you!
Wish I could give it 5 likes! Forwarding this to my sister who is going to br SO excited to see this! I did a similar DIY desk but instead of using the cube unit are used Bbest cCraft oOrganizer drawer units which are much shallower drawers but also adjustable.. The drawers are 1 inch 2 inch or 3 inch in depth and are completely adjustable in terms of configuration. Was definitely more expensive on my end but the storage flexibility is beyond belief and as a crafter who does everything that flexibility serve me so well over the years! The units are on casters but the weight of the table top I have which is solid pine has made it for an extremely sturdy table.
You did a really nice job see with this video. I found your channel and subscribed. I am looking to recreate my desk and and add storage to it. So this was a perfect video to watch. Thanks so much
Thank you thank you. I was looking at different types of islands and this is going to work so much better for my space. I cant wait to get all the materials together and build it.
Great video! I love your new craft table/storage! I have a bunch of the faux ikea units from Walmart! I actually made my desk area myself too! I used my old kitchen table top, then bought a white washed panel from Home Depot, I attached it to my table top, and added 4 of Michael’s 12x12 shelf units in each corner! I love my extra storage! It’s so awesome when you can use your craftiness to make a better functioning craft room! Thank you so much for sharing!!!😊❤️👍🏼
Wonderful! Just what I was planning, but your video just gave me the last few details to help me know exactly what to do. I think I’m going to put casters on mine instead of legs, but other than that...perfect for me!
This is a really good workspace, I wish I had the room to use one. I think being in the middle of the room let’s you breathe and be relaxed and creative , Instead of looking at the wall all the time. You did a brilliant job with it and explained everything really well too. 🥰
Chezzie, don't know if this idea would work for you. I work with beads and wire to make jewelry. I had a 6-ft folding table facing the wall that combined my work space as well most of my plastic drawer storage units. When not working this was covered by a folding Japanese style screen with shoji paper panels. Decided to move crafting to my sunroom, put Home Depot tall (1) and medium (2) height closed cabinet shelving units against one wall. Also had a small unfinished (we stained it) wooden unit with drawers against another wall. For the table, we stained a piece of plywood to match the wooden drawers and fastened with brackets right under one of the window ledges. Also stained and fastened two tall legs (HomeDepot) to the two outer corners. Table dimensions are 47" long and 14.5" wide, plenty of work room for what I do and space for an Ott lamp, revolving tool rack and various odds and ends. Now when I craft I can look out into my (dare I say it?) beautiful back garden. Hope this helps to give some ideas to you and other crafters!
@@Alexandra-jj2qh Thank you for taking the time to respond. You’re a star. ⭐️ The folding table sounds like a great idea ! It would put me away from the wall and I’d feel not as cooped up. I also dabble in wire jewellery and beads, I’ve attempted many crafts, some successful some not , but I do love wire wrapping, I’ve bought some brilliant designs from Nicole Hannah and Erika Pal, but I do wing it as well. Sending warm wishes your way 🥰
I’m excited about this design. It’s just what I need in my space challenging quilt room. I’m not able to have an island style table due to lack of space but with the back on the cube shelving in the middle open this allows for less used items ti be pushed to the “back” cube space, but still be accessed from the front. If it were on lockable wheels it could be pulled out temporarily for those moments when i need the fabric hanging down the back side. I’m really excited about this, THANK You!!
I love that you didn't put the back on the larger shelves. I'm already having ideas on how I can make this work for me in my teeny tiny office/craft room. This was a great video! Thank you!
Oh my gosh, I can't believe I happened across this video. I literally just purchased tha last couple of parts for this EXACT set up in my crafting studio!!! Brilliant minds. I make wreaths and am getting my room set up for a beautiful floral wall on one side with have pegboard full wall on the other, easels in my photo area. It's going to be so so beautiful and now seeing your 'desk' I can't wait to jump right in this morning. Have a blessed day. Peace and love xo
I love this so much. I asked my hubby if he would help me do a craft 😏 wish me luck lol moving soon so this would be amazing to make happen for my new space 😍
THANK YOU !!! I was making a DIY cutting table and could not find the perfect top. I had tried 1/4 " plywood and even bought batting to cover it with and then cover that with a sheet. Not a good look and not strong enough. I searched RUclips and found you and your idea of a Melamie top. Perfect. I bought mine today, they cut it down to 36x60 and it is very pretty, all white and strong. Looks fabulous.
This was such a cool video, you did a amazing job and now have a great workspace. Love that the room is so organized and white on white clean lines. I give this a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ star rating.
You rock girl! I have been looking for craft table but price and durability has had a little hold on me. But when I first saw your table and then when you said you did it with cubits from Target I got so excited. Thank you for sharing and your instructions were very good and clear. I kept waiting to see how you attached top and I got worried you weren’t gonna share but thankfully all done. It is really great job.
another idea for one of these is adding casters instead of legs to make it moveable if need be. they have ones that lcok so it does not roll unless you want it to. i love yours.
Thank you! Initially I was going to fix that end shelf, but changed my mind last minute. I may switch out the legs if I am finding O move it a lot. Appreciate the idea!!
I was wondering if they made casters that lock to use instead because I have a closet with two doors that I rarely use, and blocking them most of the time wouldn’t be an issue. I’d rather butt something like this up against those doors and use it as a cutting table 90% of the time since I don’t have as much space to have a big center island like this, but I love the idea! Thank you for mentioning this!
Thanks for this video! Been wanting to build this for my quilting room. It will be awesome to be.abke to spread out my quilts on. Thanks for all the info! I am headed to get supplies in the morning!
Awesome JOB !!!! I love it and am going to totally create my own like this as I have all the cubes and just need a table top. THAX for sharing your GREAT IDEA !!!!
@@JessicaGraceDesigns Hi Jessica ...seriously ... I cant tell you how many different you tube videos I've watched trying to get ideas for the perfect table for me AND then I saw yours today :) YAY !!!! So I have the generic version of the 6 cube shelves so they are smaller in dimension but will still totally work bc I am short....LOL
I would probably put on wheels I could lock down instead of having a standing desk, that way I could move or shift the desk around. It could save from having more issues on my back. I do like the idea of leaving space open in the middle for a chair. You did a great job though. It looks good.
It was nice to see a non-ikea project for a change! Thanks!
Yeah, there is no IKEA where I live!
Whats its wrong with ikea
@eleni valentijn Nothing, but not everyone has one within driving distance.
@@FRAME5RS right! The nearest one to me is a three hour drive to NC!! This is Perfect for someone who is handy!
Exactly, nearest IKEA to me is 2,700 miles.
Best tutorial for easy inexpensive craft table. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you :)
Don’t forget you have useable space on the sides of the cube units. You could add magnetic storage for dies,or add pegboards to hang smaller tools that are accessible, freeing up drawer and cubby space. Great job !
Yes, thank you 😊
Super inspiring!
That's a fabulous idea!!!
Came here to say the same, but I didn't think about magnetic.👍🏾
@@louisejohnson443di
kudos to you. very well thought out and executed. there's a lot of ideas presented here and exceeds the vast majority of cube storage videos on YT.
There is no love reply, but love the video and the idea. This is the best diy craft table I've seen so far!!!!
Wow, thank you so much!
I've looked at many DIY craft table videos and yours is head and shoulders above the rest! You give SPECIFIC info and links that actually help a person make one without guesswork and mistakes. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the feedback. I am glad it was helpful 😀
I bought 2 -8 cubes and a wood top for that reason, didn’t know they had legs and brackets. My other half said it would take up too much room in the center of my studio, it’s against the wall, I’m not happy. I have disabilities that would keep me from holding that sort of drill. I’m looking for a small light weight one that would do the job. You have been a great inspiration for me to finish mine. Tfs. Enjoy!
Such a GREAT idea. Best DIY work space ever. Thanks
Thank you 😊
Great job! I'm so inspired and I don't even craft!
I am definitely saving this video for later use. I need a large cutting table for quilting, and this would be perfect except I think I will add casters to the bottom instead of the legs. Your demonstration was perfect and makes me confident that I can do the same.
You can do it!!
Very inventive & building it yourself " BRAVO " !!!
I’m doing this but with wheels so I can move it around!
Great idea to have a mobile craft station!
YES! I was thinking the samething!👍
Same! and a slightly larger top, since I'll be using it as a cutting table for sewing. I'm going to have the top be removable, since it would not roll through the door at the dimension I've decided on. I've used two 1/2" ply sheets I had lying around (2' x 4'), and four inch polyurethane locking casters (don't really need this big, but want the height). Now I'm about to screw through the three furniture pieces into the ply. Just waiting on my neighbor to rip the laminate to size for me (since he has a table saw), and then I will attach l-brackets to the underside of the tabletop but NOT to the base pieces, so the top can be lifted and removed without having to unscrew anything. Eight l-brackets should be enough to keep it from moving at all.
@@HollyLagasse you can try the non- slip/ grip material (used under rugs) between the plywood and cubes to keep it from moving
The only thing if you use wheels it’s not gonna be as tall. What is your suggestions?
Very nice good job Jessica🤗🤗👍
Great job on this. I could totally do this. I love the legs on the bottom. I want one now.
It's been a great table! No complaints :)
You made this look easy, I am pumped!
I am impressed! Such a smart, affordable and practical concept. And easily accessible components. Thank you for sharing your design. Much appreciated.
Oh girl, I'm totally making this on wheels for my sewing studio!!!! Thanks for sharing. 😍
Wheels is a great idea!
My thoughts exactly! Locking wheels are best for me.
I was inspired watching your video and it suddenly occurred to me that I could the components of my entertainment center for the support of the tabletop instead of the cubbies. I now have a wonderful craft desk.I am thrilled. I was amazed how inexpensive the melamine countertop was and also so heavy!
I love this! Thank you for sharing! Enjoy ❤️
The best DIY craft island I have seen. Thank you!
Awesome instructions and recording!
Thank you
OMG!!! This is exactly what I need! Very affordable, but most importantly DOABLE!!! Honey, you did this!!!! 👊🏾 you are a genius! THANK for sharing this DIY as you can see from the hundreds of comments, this is a BLESSING!
I am so glad it was helpful ❤️
great idea. My wife wanted one so I basically followed this. I have a couple changes. Mine was a little wobbly, so I nailed on the back of each cube (where they meet in the middle after put together) the board used for peg board as a backing and it 100% removed the wobble. Also, I created a plywood base for mine with wheels, so you don't have to use straight brackets to attach the cubes--they are attached to bottom plywood. Also, I have no permanent attachments anywhere so I can easily break down the island if I want to without risking damaging the particle board with screws. I even attached the plywood base to the cubes using decorative c clamps.
What great adjustments! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you. I built it with some adjustments. You design help. I have it configured a little different but I love it
That’s great! I’m glad it worked out 😊
Very good tutorial. I like seeing you attach the leg brackets,legs and top. The assembly of the kits makes me think I could do this.
You absolutely can do it! If I can so can you 😀
Wow, how fortunate that you have the amount of space to put this work station in your room. Wonderful job, well done!!
Thank you, I am very lucky! 😊
I have been looking for a couple hours to find storage that didn’t cost a fortune and your video popped up! You are a genius. Thank you!
L bracket to attach the base to the table how brilliant!
Thank you!
Thanks for the video story of your build and excitement.
You're welcome :)
I love it. You are my hero.
That is awesome!
Just one word - WOW! I'm doing this!
Well done...I’m going to make one but put wheels on it so I can roll it. I love it!
LOVE it!!! Love the pegs to assemble it.
Thank you :)
I will be anxiously waiting for it. WOW To go from a desk to a work station / island BIG CHANGE
Great idea for my girls art room. Thank you
I want to build this. Thanks for sharing!!!!
I m inpressed ! Great work space
Very impressive! Congratulations!
This is a fabulous project! I am a tall lady with back issues and my craft requires standing - so I can do even TALLER legs and save my back. We are not "handy" but this looks very doable! I think I love you! ;) Thanks so much for sharing!!!!!!
You can absolutely do this!! You’re welcome 😊
O. M. G. Girl!!!! I am so freaking impressed! Thank you so much for sharing ❤ I hv 2 3x6 cube organizers n I had planned to make a desk but this is even better! U made it look like I CAN do it. The top was holding me back, but u solved that for me too!!! I really can't thank you enough! I feel like u made this video just for me 🤣 cuz its so perfect! YOU ROCK!!
Yay!! Yes you can do it!! Go get it done 😀
I made mine with two of the 3x3 from Lowe's and love it!!
this is just genius! Lots of possibilities for custom fitting.
This is by far THE BEST video I've watched on a DIY craft desk in about 10yrs!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I've been looking for a straight forward video and FINALLY found one!!!
Happy crafting ❤
Thank you so much, I am glad it will be helpful 😊
Good for you, a great work surface and storage unit AND you did it yourself,, great job!
Thank you 😊
Well done! I love the simplicity, the aesthetic, the practicality and how you created and tackled assembly on your own. Everyone looking for craft or painting space needs to see this!
Well done. Thank you very much for sharing🙏😊
That's a really neat and complete crafting table unit idea!
I would have to have an automatic raise and lower for my sewing machine. For when I'm not using the top to cut fabrics designing projects. Great idea thank you!
You're welcome :)
Wish I could give it 5 likes! Forwarding this to my sister who is going to br SO excited to see this! I did a similar DIY desk but instead of using the cube unit are used Bbest cCraft oOrganizer drawer units which are much shallower drawers but also adjustable.. The drawers are 1 inch 2 inch or 3 inch in depth and are completely adjustable in terms of configuration. Was definitely more expensive on my end but the storage flexibility is beyond belief and as a crafter who does everything that flexibility serve me so well over the years! The units are on casters but the weight of the table top I have which is solid pine has made it for an extremely sturdy table.
Very nice job!! I think I will take the suggestion and make one THANK YOU!!!
You did a really nice job see with this video. I found your channel and subscribed. I am looking to recreate my desk and and add storage to it. So this was a perfect video to watch. Thanks so much
I am glad to hear this was helpful! Thank you so subscribing, I appreciate your support :)
Awesome job Jessica. You have a great craft area. That table would make a great kitchen island too. Thankyou for sharing.
Thank you 😊 it would make a great kitchen island!
This is very cool and economical. Thanks for sharing.❤
Sooooooooooo glad that I found this video!!! I have placed an order at target for the shelves and will be picking them up soon!
Yay!! I hope you enjoy!!
Guess what is in my future??? LOVE this so much!
Your island looks great! Thanks for sharing. ENJOY IT!!!
Very well done! You should be proud!
Just awesome. I think I would be able to do this also for my kitchen. As many have said Thank you.
Yes! It would work great in a kitchen! 😁
Awesome!
Great job Jessica!! I would've been lost and confused from the beginning. But you made it look so simple. Tfs!!
Thank you thank you. I was looking at different types of islands and this is going to work so much better for my space. I cant wait to get all the materials together and build it.
Great video! I love your new craft table/storage! I have a bunch of the faux ikea units from Walmart! I actually made my desk area myself too! I used my old kitchen table top, then bought a white washed panel from Home Depot, I attached it to my table top, and added 4 of Michael’s 12x12 shelf units in each corner! I love my extra storage! It’s so awesome when you can use your craftiness to make a better functioning craft room! Thank you so much for sharing!!!😊❤️👍🏼
Thank you :) You desk sounds amazing!
Yes, it Does sound amazing! Great job!
Wonderful! Just what I was planning, but your video just gave me the last few details to help me know exactly what to do. I think I’m going to put casters on mine instead of legs, but other than that...perfect for me!
This is a really good workspace, I wish I had the room to use one. I think being in the middle of the room let’s you breathe and be relaxed and creative , Instead of looking at the wall all the time. You did a brilliant job with it and explained everything really well too. 🥰
Chezzie, don't know if this idea would work for you. I work with beads and wire to make jewelry. I had a 6-ft folding table facing the wall that combined my work space as well most of my plastic drawer storage units. When not working this was covered by a folding Japanese style screen with shoji paper panels.
Decided to move crafting to my sunroom, put Home Depot tall (1) and medium (2) height closed cabinet shelving units against one wall. Also had a small unfinished (we stained it) wooden unit with drawers against another wall.
For the table, we stained a piece of plywood to match the wooden drawers and fastened with brackets right under one of the window ledges. Also stained and fastened two tall legs (HomeDepot) to the two outer corners. Table dimensions are 47" long and 14.5" wide, plenty of work room for what I do and space for an Ott lamp, revolving tool rack and various odds and ends. Now when I craft I can look out into my (dare I say it?) beautiful back garden.
Hope this helps to give some ideas to you and other crafters!
@@Alexandra-jj2qh Thank you for taking the time to respond. You’re a star. ⭐️ The folding table sounds like a great idea ! It would put me away from the wall and I’d feel not as cooped up. I also dabble in wire jewellery and beads, I’ve attempted many crafts, some successful some not , but I do love wire wrapping, I’ve bought some brilliant designs from Nicole Hannah and Erika Pal, but I do wing it as well. Sending warm wishes your way 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us
I’m excited about this design. It’s just what I need in my space challenging quilt room. I’m not able to have an island style table due to lack of space but with the back on the cube shelving in the middle open this allows for less used items ti be pushed to the “back” cube space, but still be accessed from the front. If it were on lockable wheels it could be pulled out temporarily for those moments when i need the fabric hanging down the back side. I’m really excited about this, THANK You!!
I love that you didn't put the back on the larger shelves. I'm already having ideas on how I can make this work for me in my teeny tiny office/craft room. This was a great video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful. You are welcome
Oh my gosh, I can't believe I happened across this video. I literally just purchased tha last couple of parts for this EXACT set up in my crafting studio!!! Brilliant minds. I make wreaths and am getting my room set up for a beautiful floral wall on one side with have pegboard full wall on the other, easels in my photo area. It's going to be so so beautiful and now seeing your 'desk' I can't wait to jump right in this morning. Have a blessed day. Peace and love xo
It sounds like it’s going to be a beautiful space when all done. Have fun creating it!!
Thank you for sharing this assembling of you cubed units. They make a great crafting and storage space.
Thank you for sharing I am changing my small dining space into a craft room.
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial, I did it exactly. Is a super project.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing, I am glad it was helpful 😀
I would need wheels for mobility. You have a great idea! I'm looking for a storage tower that is 1 cube by 5 cubes high...haven't had any luck so far!
Awesome! Makes me want to run out and buy the materials to get started! Thanks for sharing.
Love this...definitely doing this. Thanks for sharing😊
You are welcome. I am 5’4” tall
I’ll be converting a bedroom later this year and I’ll be using this video. Thank you!
What a brilliant storage island you constructed here. Well done. I'm inspired and have ordered two cube units and a drawer unit myself.☺️ Iris
I love this so much. I asked my hubby if he would help me do a craft 😏 wish me luck lol moving soon so this would be amazing to make happen for my new space 😍
Good luck!!
THANK YOU !!! I was making a DIY cutting table and could not find the perfect top. I had tried 1/4 " plywood and even bought batting to cover it with and then cover that with a sheet. Not a good look and not strong enough. I searched RUclips and found you and your idea of a Melamie top. Perfect. I bought mine today, they cut it down to 36x60 and it is very pretty, all white and strong. Looks fabulous.
Wow. Thank you for the great idea!
This was such a cool video, you did a amazing job and now have a great workspace. Love that the room is so organized and white on white clean lines. I give this a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ star rating.
Thank you so much 😊
Great job! Thanks for sharing!!
Best of all. You create a wonderful working table. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much!
Wow... just discovered you... you are my kind of do-it-yourself gal... I need this island I my life !!! Or maybe 2... lol... thank you... blessings
You rock girl! I have been looking for craft table but price and durability has had a little hold on me. But when I first saw your table and then when you said you did it with cubits from Target I got so excited. Thank you for sharing and your instructions were very good and clear. I kept waiting to see how you attached top and I got worried you weren’t gonna share but thankfully all done. It is really great job.
Thank you! It’s been a great desk and very easy build! Good luck with your own, I am glad you found this helpful :)
great video! How did you get the legs to stick into the center of the triangle hardware. Did I miss that?
There is a screw in the leg and it screws in to the bracket :)
Best one I’ve seen so far! You did a great job!
Thank you 😊
How clever, brilliant idea
Very nice ! Great job! Saving this video, love how you shared your build 👍🏻😁
I love this idea!!!
I love your craft island! What a great idea!! I love your craft space with all the storage around the outside walls.
Thank you so much :)
Thank you!!! We're looking to create storage & workspace for family crafts and this is EXACTLY what we need!!!
Thanks for your helpful video, very nice work! I love your craft room, it's so cool.
Love it!! . Now I know what I'm going to do when I'm able to add a craft island. Thank you for sharing!!
It looks great! I literally was searching for crafting tables & organizers. And here you are! Thank you!!!
Wonderful raft table! Good job building it all yourself. You rock. I hope to one day have a table/storage unit like this. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 😊
Very cleverly constructed!!!
Thank you 😊
Love your Craft room turned out so nice alot of storage place and so organize I hope one day I have a Craft room of my own ❤️
another idea for one of these is adding casters instead of legs to make it moveable if need be. they have ones that lcok so it does not roll unless you want it to. i love yours.
Thank you! Initially I was going to fix that end shelf, but changed my mind last minute. I may switch out the legs if I am finding O move it a lot. Appreciate the idea!!
I was wondering if they made casters that lock to use instead because I have a closet with two doors that I rarely use, and blocking them most of the time wouldn’t be an issue.
I’d rather butt something like this up against those doors and use it as a cutting table 90% of the time since I don’t have as much space to have a big center island like this, but I love the idea! Thank you for mentioning this!
@@Heart2HeartCreations yep. i ordered mine off amazon.
Thanks for this video! Been wanting to build this for my quilting room. It will be awesome to be.abke to spread out my quilts on. Thanks for all the info! I am headed to get supplies in the morning!
Thank you and good luck!!
Awesome JOB !!!! I love it and am going to totally create my own like this as I have all the cubes and just need a table top. THAX for sharing your GREAT IDEA !!!!
Yay!! I’d love to see it when it’s done 😊
@@JessicaGraceDesigns Hi Jessica ...seriously ... I cant tell you how many different you tube videos I've watched trying to get ideas for the perfect table for me AND then I saw yours today :) YAY !!!! So I have the generic version of the 6 cube shelves so they are smaller in dimension but will still totally work bc I am short....LOL
I am so glad Thai was helpful! Those smaller cubes will work just as well too 😊
Wow!! You did awesome. 💯💯💯
I would probably put on wheels I could lock down instead of having a standing desk, that way I could move or shift the desk around. It could save from having more issues on my back. I do like the idea of leaving space open in the middle for a chair. You did a great job though. It looks good.