We collected our supplies at Michaels & Lowes …
- 1- blank wooden sign (normally used for a decorative wall hanging)
- 1 – 1 inch thick dowel. I’m assuming you’re making a 6 stack one like mine in the picture so with that said, I got a 36” long dowel.
- A drill
- A 1 inch hole saw
- Wood glue
- A hack saw
- Paint if you prefer.
- Felt (only if you want a full felt bottom) OR You could put little self-adhesive rubber/felt circles/ squares to act as feet on the bottom too. This will help protect the surface you place your washi tape display.
We finished this project in one evening. It took me a couple
days to finish the painting portion. I put about 3 coats on & then a clear acrylic after. The only reason I did so many coats is just because it wasn't turning out like I was hoping.
Determine where you would like your poles to go & mark center.
Tony used my actual washi tapes to figure out a "nice" spacing to avoid an overcrowding look.
Tony used my actual washi tapes to figure out a "nice" spacing to avoid an overcrowding look.
Drill down to 1/2 an inch or 3/4. Try not to drill straight through the base. |
Cut the dowel into six --6 inch segments.
I got a little impatient & tried out the wood stain while the dowels were drying.
Use wood glue & place the dowels into the drilled holes. |
Paint. Dry. Use. |
Unfortunately, I've already ran out of room & have had to resort to a cheapy container from Daiso, however, if you can practice a little more self control unlike me. This holder should suffice.
But I still have this one & love love love it!
Let me know if you have any questions.
shen
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