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The other day, I had an idea. It came to me from out of nowhere, a little cartoon lightbulb over my head. It was a tiny, tiny idea, but mine nonetheless, and when my boyfriend came home that evening, I couldn’t wait to tell him about it. I’d figured out how to make rounded corner shelves. Cheaply, and, here’s the part that had me giving myself a big hearty pat on my own back, without any need of fancy power tools. Corner shelves are a terrific way to make efficient use of those
frequently neglected little nooks where two walls meet. The Unless you do it this way. Buy a 24" round board – the particle board variety can be found for under $4 at Home Depot – and cut it into quarters. That’s it: four instant rounded corner shelves, which you can then paint in whatever color floats your boat. Easy, no? And at less than $1 per shelf (not including brackets and screws), incredibly affordable to boot. Check out our step-by-step illustrated instructions …
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