Mirrors are an inexpensive way to add style to any room in your home. At http://www.freeww.com/mirrors.html, you’ll find mirror plans to accent bedrooms, bathrooms, dining rooms and dens. Regardless of your decorating theme, you’re sure to come up with a mirror that reflects your style and taste.

Whether you’re a beginning woodworker or a seasoned professional, there are mirror designs for every level of expertise. You can use sticks and twigs to create a folk-art mirror or go all out with fine hardwoods and a hand rubbed finish for an heirloom that will be passed down through generations.

Mirrors also make great gifts, and many plans can be modified to fit a space perfectly. You’ll be able to create a custom mirror a thoughtful wedding gift or housewarming present that’s suited for the recipient’s space. Check out www.FreeWW.com for mirrors that reflect the way you live.

 

This simple bench features tenon joinery for the rails and stretcher and is easily customizable to any length, width or height. Oak is a traditional wood in Mission Style furniture and would be a perfect material for your project. It blends with most décor and is a perfect occasional seat for any room

If you plan to paint your bench, you can substitute pine as a way to save money on your project. Other woods can be used, and the seat can be stained and finished with urethane for a durable finish that will last through years of wear.

More piano bench plans on FreeWW.com. This one is from www.stansplans.com/pianobenchplans.html

If you’re looking for moveable seating and storage, this open cubby bench provides lots of room to stow your stuff and a rolling seat that you can move anywhere. This versatile piece is perfect for a mudroom, garage, family room or a child’s bedroom.

Using inexpensive plywood, this simple project is ideal for a beginning woodworker. You can make the bench any size or height, and you can use locking casters to keep the bench in place. The wood can be stained, painted or even decoupaged, and you can purchase or sew a cushion to make the seat more comfortable.

Updated storage bench plans can be found on FreeWW.com. This plan is from hgtv.com.
 

This wood and acrylic bird feeder is a perfect project for a burgeoning birdwatcher and budding woodworker. The materials for this project can often be found in the trash pile of a construction site, or you can purchase the components from a home improvement center for just a few dollars.

The bird feeder plan gives you alternatives for construction materials, and you’ll get a chance to try out several tools and techniques to create this simple feeder. This bird feeder holds a lot of seed, is gravity fed and the roof opens easily to replace food. The acrylic sides allow you to monitor the level of food in the container and there’s even a perch for an ear of corn.

This bird feeder is from wayneofthewoods.com. You will find many more free bird feeder projects at FreeWW.com