Directions:
Remove the sides from the box, making them the exact length of the inside of the box. Draw a line across the bottom and the ends of the box about 2” from the edge of the sides. Nail the sides to the bottom and the ends of the box about 2” from the edge of the sides, with outside faces on pencil line. Plane and sandpaper the edges until they are smooth. Nail the shelves in at equal distances apart to make four compartments of equal size. Place three of the salt boxes in each compartment. Sandpaper, stain, and polish.
IRONING BOARD
This ironing board is a very great step saver. It is always ready and in place. It is fastened to the wall at the most convenient place and adjusted to suit the one who is to use it. When not in use it can be folded up and hinged against the wall out of the way. The leg is hinged to the ironing board and falls into position when the board is lifted. Skirts may be easily ironed without changing the position of the leg.
Materials:
- 8’ of pine.
- 3 3” plain steel (butt) hinges.
- 2½ doz. 1½” No. 12 flat-head screws.
- 2 yds. of white cotton flannel.
- 2½ yds. unbleached muslin.
- 2 pieces of cotton tape.
Dimensions: