Wrap it up: Guest Contributor
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I’m so excited to be here at Remodelaholic guest posting again! Thank you Cassity for having me! Please come and visit me at my blog 33 Shades of Green. You’ll find me cooking, crafting, decorating, and trying out all sorts of creative projects.
a $60.00 gift card to CSN stores so head on over to her blog 33 Shades of Green to enter!!
I’m so excited to be here at Remodelaholic guest posting again! Thank you Cassity for having me! Please come and visit me at my blog 33 Shades of Green. You’ll find me cooking, crafting, decorating, and trying out all sorts of creative projects.
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The project I have to share with you today is a wrapping paper and ribbon wall rack I made for my craft room. It was an easy and inexpensive project to make.
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What you’ll need:
– 36″ x 24″ open back frame (Mine came from Hobby Lobby and was 1/2 off)
– (5) 28″-48″ cafe rods ($2.99 each @ Hobby Lobby)
– spray paint
– mounting hardware for frame
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The cafe rods came with brass hardware that I wasn’t too crazy about.
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So my first step was to spray paint the ends of the rods and the included hardware. I used Krylon in Dover White.
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Before:
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And after:
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Much better, don’t you think?
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To paint the rods I stuck them in the ground so the spray painting would be easier. I think my neighbors may have wondered if the rods were a new, permanent fixture!
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Here’s the open back frame I used:
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Next, attach the mounting hardware to the back of the frame.
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Attach cafe rod hardware to the front of the frame.
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That’s it!
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Here’s the frame hanging in my craft room:
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And here it is with wrapping paper and ribbon:
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I think it would be fun to do this with a smaller frame and use it to only for ribbon.
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Thanks for reading – I hope you enjoyed this project!
Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.
>Such a great idea!! Would be great for a closet too, where I seem to *stuff* all my wrapping paper.
>What a great idea!
>so great as always Alissa! I think I'm going to have to try one of these.
>I have this project on my 'To Do List'!! Such a great idea!
>Oh, I love this! It really keeps everything looking so tidy and organized. No more wrinkled wrapping paper!
>Thanks so much for sharing! I was just thinking recently on how to do this, lol. Perfect!!!
>Best idea I've ever seen for keeping wrapping paper and ribbon in check. Fabulous!
>OH I LOVE IT!!!! I think it would also be a GREAT way to display some vintage linens in a dining room!! Thanks for sharing it with us!
>Alissa, you are so stinkin' creative! I love it!
>This is a way better method for storing wrapping paper & ribbons than my way — stuffed into a drawer in the office!!
Thanks for sharing your project 🙂
Kelly @ DesignTies
>Great job!
>Great idea! 🙂
MARCE
>Such a great idea! Love it!!!
>Love this. I am in the midst of organizing my basement and even have those rods! Now I just need to decide if I have room for this. Great idea.
>I love the picture of the rods stuck in the dirt and all lined up. Great idea.
>Wow – great project and looks so great! thanks for the tutorial.
>oh im so happy!! thank u immensely for showing this. this is great for displaying n storing all my indian bangles – easy to take out n would look so pretty!! thank u so much. im gonna do this asap! thanks!!
>I'm going to be moving into a new craft space soon and this will be a great addition to my plans. Thanks for the wonderful idea!
Smiles!
Gwen
>Love this idea – so much easier than some other wrapping paper racks. Thanks so much for the tutorial….add it to the list of things I want to accomplish when my kids go back to school!