Ms. Blonde Bangs : hat rack

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Showing posts with label hat rack. Show all posts

DIY: Hat Rack

Friday, April 26, 2013
1. Get pine boards at your local Home Depot (they will cut them for you any size you please.)  I chose to make mine 37in long.


2.  Paint the board any color you desire.  Then sand it down so it looks slightly old.  (For paint, simply purchase a sample size-ts more than plenty!)

3. Use a stencil & place on the board & paint!

4. Finished piece after stenciling.

5. Use D-hooks on the back on either side to hang the rack.  Do this before screwing knobs onto the front.


6. Measure the knobs so that they are evenly placed from each other.  (If you make yours 37 in, place the 2 outside knobs 5in away from the end & 9in apart from each other.)


7. Finished product!



      Holla!  Its Friday friends.  So, I have a LOT of hats that just pile up in my closet.  For quite some time now I've been trying to figure out how to display them in my room.  Afterall, they are quite pretty!  I decided to make a hat rack for them.  Its a simple project you can do over the weekend in no time at all!  Gather all the necessary items & tools needed & follow the step-by-step instructions.  Voila!  You now will have a very nice rack to display all your pretty hats & scarves...& really anything else you please.  Happy crafting.
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DIY: Key Rack with Shelf

Saturday, April 6, 2013
Hardware Needed: 1 inch Corner Braces, Hooks (your choice) & Heavy Duty Ring Hangers...

Tools Needed: Wood Glue, Paint (your choice) & a Paintbrush...

Main Ingredients: Pine (Size is up to you) & Sandpaper.

1).  Paint your wood pieces.

2).  After paint dries, sand the boards down until your desired look of "aged" is reached, then place hooks in desired place & screw them in!

3). After all hooks are screwed on, use wood glue to attach boards together (top one on top of bottom) & then place braces on either side & screw in!  Paint a light coat over braces afterwards so they don't show.


4). Place hooks onto back on either side of board & screw in! (Only 2 needed).
5). Finished product!

Happy Saturday everyone!  Here is a simple fun project you can accomplish this weekend in no time at all!  Although I will be using mine mainly as a key rack, you can already see that my boyfriend has taken it over for his hats!  Ha.  Whatever purpose it serves you, its a great DIY project & easy way to keep things organized!  (As I personally am always scrambling to find my keys!)  All materials & tools you will need you can find at your local Home Depot!  Happy crafting!

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