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just_the_things28. Assemble a book nook
On June 8, during a craft get-together with friends, I started assembling the book nook my sister got me for Christmas. I have never put together a wooden kit before, so I didn't know what I was doing, but at least there were instructions.
I made some mistakes. I struggled with the multiple electric lines/wires. I superglued my fingers together twice and once my finger to wood. I broke a few pieces that didn't come with duplicate backups. BUT I am SUPER PROUD of the result. It turned out really great and makes me really happy. I can see the mistakes, but they're so small that they don't spoil anything (and you can only see the wires if you look at a certain angle and know what to look for).
I definitely prefer LEGO and things that don't need glue. But I do really love this book nook. I look forward to assembling the other book nook kit I own.
On June 8, during a craft get-together with friends, I started assembling the book nook my sister got me for Christmas. I have never put together a wooden kit before, so I didn't know what I was doing, but at least there were instructions.
I made some mistakes. I struggled with the multiple electric lines/wires. I superglued my fingers together twice and once my finger to wood. I broke a few pieces that didn't come with duplicate backups. BUT I am SUPER PROUD of the result. It turned out really great and makes me really happy. I can see the mistakes, but they're so small that they don't spoil anything (and you can only see the wires if you look at a certain angle and know what to look for).
I definitely prefer LEGO and things that don't need glue. But I do really love this book nook. I look forward to assembling the other book nook kit I own.
