Top Ten DIY Ottomans and Link Party

During these dog days of summer, there’s nothing better than finding a minute between projects and summer fun to put your feet up. And what better to recline on than an ottoman you built yourself?

Remodelaholic guests have taught how to build an ottoman from scratch and how to turn a desk into an ottoman plus how to reupholster and sew a  slipcover for an ottoman. Here are ten more great DIY ottomans that won’t take too long to build, so you can be relaxing sooner! Don’t forget to link up your latest projects at our weekend party at the end of the post! (featured image via Mon Makes Things)

In the mood to build some more? Browse my boards

Circular Bookshelf Storage Ottoman | Better Homes and Gardens

Build a Rolling Ottoman from 2x4s | More Like Home

DIY Upholstered Storage Ottoman | TDA Decorating and Design

French Provincial Ottoman | AKA Design

Tufted Rolling Storage Ottoman from Crates | Mon Makes Things

Turn a Storage Bucket into an Ottoman | Revive on Design Sponge

Rustic Ottoman | My Salvages Treasures

Salvage Spool Upholstered Ottoman | Shelly on Design Sponge

Sew a Trio of Cube Ottomans | MerryPad

Tufted Bucket Storage Ottoman | Killer B Design

Let’s party! Share your latest projects and whatever you’ve been working on — you could be featured here on Remodelaholic! Last week’s most popular link was this yummy recipe for homemade heath bars by Homey Home Design. Yummy!

Remodelaholic’s Anonymous Party Rules

• Your post must contain a link to www.remodelaholic.com in order to participate.
• Please link the direct URL of the post: no homepage links, no business links.
• You may link up to 3 posts each week.
• Always keep your links family friendly. We reserve the right to remove any links for any reason.

PLEASE HELP US SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT THE PARTY!

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Published: July 12, 2013Filed Under: Decorate, Furniture Building Projects and Plans, Link Parties, Remodel Inspiration By Room Tagged: Ottoman, Remodelaholics Anonymous, Top Ten

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Cassity started Remodelaholic with her husband, Justin, to share their love for knocking out walls together. Since then, Remodelaholic has become a great community and resource for all those wanting to know how to make their builder-grade home BEAUTIFUL on a budget!