White China Bristle Brush Set - 36 Piece

Learn a little about the history of sideboards, and see a great transformation — including an unexpected surprise!

Give the mothers in your life a unique gift this year – one you handcraft with assistance from Woodcraft.

Here is a quick and easy method for transforming the look of a framed picture without having to remove the art.

This peacock pretty dresser makeover uses a custom paint color, gray gel stain, pitch black glaze and a driftwood painting technique. Learn how to do them all in this Woodworking Adventures blog!

Take those bland old end tables and make them grand again with a few easy steps and some help from General Finishes.

Faux finishes are a lot of fun to paint and can be simulated with just a few simple steps. This project features four unique looks, and we’ll show you how to create each one. We used 8" paper-mache letters purchased from Pat Catan’s for this tutorial. The letters H, O, M and E each have a different technique used.

For this furniture flip, Woodcraft blogger Lori Harper took a tired old dresser and turned it into a blushing pink beauty. Here’s how she achieved this soft, barely-there look.

The idea of incorporating family heirlooms into your home appeals to a lot of people. A mix of old and new décor can actually work very well together to create a space that is warm and inviting with a comfortable lived-in look. Woodcraft’s graphic designer Tara Piggott reimagined a travel trunk built by her grandfather into a beautiful storage trunk for her home. Check out how she did it in this Woodworking Adventures blog.