Materials: LACK table, STROMBY frame, glue, rubber eraser
Description: IKEA LACK table is fantastic for add-on design due to it’s original plain design, I chose my favorite photo from “Marilyn Monroe” to be this stapler art.
1) Using pencil to hand-sketch the layout of the stapler art object on the LACK table.
2) Put on the glue together with staplers, slowly paste on the hand-sketched object. It could be freely placed those staplers horizontally or vertically, until the whole layout appears.
3) Use eraser to erase those extra hand-sketched pencil line on the LACK Table after finished placing all the staplers.
4) Using Ikea STROMBY frame to cover up the entire stables art with extra protection.
~ Andy Low
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Jules is the author of IKEAHackers.net: 25 Biggest and Best Projects".
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