This was created after being asked by my oldest granddaughter for an easel when she was 3. However when I mentioned this to my artist wife, she didn’t like the idea of those child water color paints running down the easel and making a mess.
So after some idea sharing we came up with this art table.
The table is 36″ long x 23 1/4″ wide. We chose this size is because we chose to use melamine as the work space for cleaning purposes.
It sits 4 inches off the floor or a table top if you choose to place it on a table. We have found if it sits on the floor that our younger grandchildren actually feel comfortable enough to climb on it and sit while they color.
Recommended Tools | Table Saw/Circular saw, Miter Saw/Circular saw, Router with both straight bit and round over bit, ¾” auger bit, ½” auger bit, 3” hole saw, Drill press or hand held drill/drill driver, 18 gauge brad nailer if available, Titebond glue |
Materials | 36" x 23 1/4" Melamine, 1x6x8 dimensional lumber , Oak Dowels, 2x4x8, 1x3x8 pine |
License | Single use license, not for professional use or sale. |
File Types | PDF plan includes step by step diagrams, detailed shopping lists and cut lists |
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