As always, I started this project by laying out all the pieces. This really helps me with assembly.
The shelves of the hutch are put together from these three notched pieces.
Here is what the shelves will look like when glued into place.
Before gluing, I cut a piece of paper from the Graphic 45 Botanical Tea collection for the interior back wall of the piece. I like this paper for the hutch because it's nice and neutral, and who doesn't enjoy a subtle botanical print? I adhered it onto the interior wall of the hutch then used an X-Acto knife and nail file to expose the assembly notches.
The hutch pieces were painted with black acrylic paint then glued into place using tacky glue.
Since I made this a basic black and
cream, it can be decorated for any season. Since it's February, I
chose a few pink and white accessories. I used some miniature
porcelain dishes, pink resin flowers, a large diamond crystal,
Swarovski beads, a tiny molded clay cake and a small glass bottle
containing nail art hearts. I plan to change it out for Easter,
Halloween and Christmas.
The hutch also comes with easily assembled drawers but I decided I like
the look of open shelves to show off a few miniature platters. The finished piece is one I'd love to have regular sized in real life. Thanks for stopping by!
Gypsy Soul Laser Item Used
3 Panel Hutch
Other Items Used
Graphic 45 Botanical Tea paper - Fauna
Tacky glue
Acrylic paint
Miniature porcelain dishes
Resin flowers
Molded clay cake
Crystals and beads
Small glass bottle
Nail art hearts
Connie your little hutch is so fun and adorable. I am always partial to miniatures and have not made any lately.
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