How Do I Transform My Bedroom with DIY Wooden Decor?

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Asked By CraftyNinja92 On

Hey everyone! I'm a complete beginner in woodworking and I'm eager to transform my bedroom into a wooden haven. I plan to create everything myself, from the decor to the shelves, bedframe, and TV stand, as well as a changing area. I've got a few tools that I bought on a budget, but I don't really know where to kick things off. I'm looking for something simple that won't be too painful but will help me get the hang of woodworking before I dive into bigger projects. I'd love any recommendations for inspiration or anything I should avoid as I get started. Also, if there are any other resources or communities you'd suggest, that would be awesome! Thanks a ton for any tips or advice!

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Answered By WoodWhisperer77 On

Since you're new to woodworking, I'd advise starting with some smaller projects to build your skills. Carving a spoon is a classic beginner project that’s functional and pretty straightforward. You can find plenty of tutorials on YouTube that guide you through the steps. If you’re interested in decorative items, consider trying something like a comfort bird carving kit; it’s simple and will teach you basic techniques! Let me know if you need help with specifics or if you're looking to branch out into other projects!

CraftyNinja92 -

Thanks for the suggestion! I like the idea of making something functional like a spoon. I’ll check out those tutorials—appreciate it!

Answered By DIYDreamer88 On

You might want to check out r/woodworking for more relevant advice since your projects sound more involved than simple carving. Remember, when building the bedframe, make sure to buy quality chisels and gouges; they'll come in handy for both building and carving. Always add extra thickness to allow for carving without compromising the strength of the structure. Good luck with your projects!

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