Materials:
- 1 LACK coffee table
- 1 KOMPLEMENT drawer, or look for another drawer in the As-is department and match it to a table size
- Loctite Power Grab
- Art materials of your choice. I used Kinetic Sand but rice, beans or dried noodles could be a less expensive alternative
- Paint any unfinished edges on your drawer — often the part that faces the back is not completely finished. I used black and it blended right in
- Put together the LACK coffee table following the IKEA instructions
- Make small piles of adhesive around the top of the coffee table. They need some height because the bottom of the drawer is recessed slightly and a flat bead of adhesive will not reach the bottom of the drawer
- Put any art materials you like in the top tray and have fun!
- I recommend using a container or a tray so you can easily remove the sand and toys when you can control their use
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