Make Honeycomb Hexagon Display Shelves
by
Gretchen
My boys' shared forest-themed bedroom needed some fun display space, so we made these hexagon shelves attached together in a honeycomb shape. Then we let them "style" them however they wanted, which resulted in displays that tilt heavily toward Lego minifigures :). The process was a bit time consuming, but fairly straightforward and very inexpensive! Complete tutorial on my blog: http://boxycolonial.com/diy-honeycomb-hexagon-shelves/
We gave each hexagon a light sanding and stained them with Minwax Special Walnut...
Then screwed them together into honeycombs, hung them up in the boys' room, and turned them loose on them!
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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I've been looking for a way to display special ornaments and this is another great way to do that. Looks like everyone had fun and it's always great to find a way to involve family. Thanks!
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I love this idea.
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I have some hexagon I want to hang, but I haven't a clue how to hang them so the hardware isn't visible! Help, please!
What angle did you use for the hexagonal frames please?