I anticipate that this remarkable trend that is on right now will last from here on. Goods made from basic, organic, natural products are in. The boosting popularity of leather and steel items is wonderful news for all staying at MBA institute hostels. Because every one of these materials in their raw state are reasonably inexpensive, easy to manage, last forever and need almost no treatment or decoration to look really gorgeous, you can use them to decorate your study desk and dorm as you please.
It is good news to get admission in your most favoured top B schools in India and it’s been awhile that you have stayed in the campus and would want to re-decorate your dorm or room. While hunting down for fantastic dorm décor concepts and quick guides, you will actually find several gorgeous materials that you can use to attempt at making our own affordable variation of in-room décor items.
When I was studying at a top MBA college in Delhi, I was influenced by this very simple wood toothbrush holder, so I chose to make a wood pencil/pen block from a lumber. Slight sanding and drilling is all it takes, and the charm of the wood talks aloud. I desired to place my own spin to it, so I developed a natural pattern that complied with the refined imperfections in the lumber using small brass and silver nails.
Once you are done with creating an attractive timber pencil block, if you like it simply, you can quickly layer it with a clear sealer or wax and call it done. I added a little decoration to mine, and hence, I created a tribal pattern and called it done. To do this, simply draw a light pattern of your choice onto the wood and very carefully embed little nails on it. This will definitely be an enjoyable item to use and the sight of the pattern taking shape is amazing.
When I was studying at a top MBA college in Delhi, I was influenced by this very simple wood toothbrush holder, so I chose to make a wood pencil/pen block from a lumber. Slight sanding and drilling is all it takes, and the charm of the wood talks aloud. I desired to place my own spin to it, so I developed a natural pattern that complied with the refined imperfections in the lumber using small brass and silver nails.
Once you are done with creating an attractive timber pencil block, if you like it simply, you can quickly layer it with a clear sealer or wax and call it done. I added a little decoration to mine, and hence, I created a tribal pattern and called it done. To do this, simply draw a light pattern of your choice onto the wood and very carefully embed little nails on it. This will definitely be an enjoyable item to use and the sight of the pattern taking shape is amazing.
So, you are done with your own DIY wooden pencil/pen holder. Chose to give the block away as a gift to your room-mate or keep it for your own use.
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