After a plate of Swedish meatballs, we wandered the store and found the perfect thing. We promptly returned home and set to putting it together. Martin is a bit of a veteran of IKEA furniture building. (I think it's a required course in all European High Schools.)
And of course, since we consider ourselves a team, I wanted to help.
So I got the tools.
and I took pictures (very important!).
My bedside table slowly took shape and then was quickly filled.
So, like I said, There is no "I" In Team Work. (However, if you move some letters around, there is a "me".)
6 comments:
Go Martin... build some furniture... get your build on...
That side table looks like exactly what I need. I may have to go and pick that up. Seeing how I work at home I'm trying to make my bedroom my sanctuary and side tables are on the list. Thanks for sharing.
Looks great! I love building IKEA furniture. Something therapeutic and relaxing about it for me.
I like that kind of teamwork. You did share the meatballs, right?
cami: He did and it was good.
Erin: Sure, it was about $30-$40 bucks.
Lauren: Me too! But that's because I get to sit back and watch.
Lisa: We each get our own plate of meatballs but we share the Dame Torte!
I don't know why I find this exciting, but MIss E has that furniture in her bedroom in the beech colour. It's really smart and is withstanding a crazy kid. Yay.
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