This cart provides ample storage for the tot who likes to tote those toys about. We just can't guarantee that they'll load the toys back into the cart after play time is through.

This cupboard captures the essence of a primitive slant-back cupboard without being pretentious. Best of all, though, you don't need to have a supply of old wood or moldings on hand to make the piece. The cupboard can be constructed entirely of 3/4 inch pine boards and stock molding available at your local lumber-yard.

Our handsome wall desk is a practical alternative to a floor standing desk. It's got a large drop-down writing surface, twin built-in corkboards for notes and reminders, plus a pencil holder and two shelves for storage. But best of all, it can be mounted just about anywhere you have 30 inches of free wall space.

A few hours in the workshop should be all that's needed to make this fanciful napkin holder. We've also found that it doubles nicely as a letter rack. It's a great project for scroll saw enthusiasts, although the band or saber saw can also be used.

This stylish napkin holder will make an attractive addition to any dining room setting. In use, the angled bottom makes the two halves tip together so the napkins stay neatly in place. The leather acts like a hinge.