This is the project I made when I guest posted on Someday Crafts. Here is the tutorial if you missed it.
I’m so excited to show you guys this project. It only took me one day to do and cost me just under $20.00! It has been the perfect solution for keeping all my wallpaper, wrapping paper, and ribbon neat and organized.
Here are the supplies you need to do make this:
1. Screw-In Hooks
2. One piece of 1 x 2 wood, cut to size
3. Wooden Dowels
4. White Spray Paint
5. 4 Screws & 4 Dry Wall Anchors
6. Drill
I also spray painted these wooden dowels white. These were longer than what I needed, so I cut them down with our saw once they were dry. I got these at Home Depot for about $1.40 each. If you don’t have a saw, just figure out your measurements beforehand and ask someone at the store to cut them for you.
I bought this 8 ft. piece of MDF and had them cut it in half for me. You need two equal size pieces. I liked this piece over the unfinished wood because it was really straight and even. It comes already white like this, so I didn’t need to use spray paint here.
To attach to the wall, drill your holes in the wall and then hammer in the dry-wall anchors. Put the board on top and attach one screw at both the top and bottom of each piece. My husband helped me attach this to the wall, making sure both pieces were level and even.
Just put your paper and ribbon through the dowels and set each one into the hooks. Easy does it!
If you can drill a hole then you can easily do this! And you can’t beat the price tag on this one either.
Happy Wrapping!
I love this! I have been looking for a simple ribbon hanger. Thank you so much for the tutorial!