![]() DIY Chalkboard and Key Hooksįor just under $20, you can actually build this gem of an organizer. This super cute farmhouse inspired front entryway organizer is made out of wood shadow boxes from the local craft store, a little paint and some chicken wire. On the look-out for an organizer that looks pretty and functional? Make this simple farmhouse style entryway organizer to hold your keys and the incoming and out-going mail. We all must contribute to a “greener” and sustainable earth so this DIY is certainly an inspiration. ![]() I also think that it’s quite clever to use can tabs to hang them. Personally, I don’t have formula tubs but I do like this idea of up cycling them into a mail organizer. There’s a bin for what’s due and what needs to be filed. To top it off, its not just a simple mail organizer, it has an awesome system too. This definitely falls into my favorites bucket list since I love anything that is farmhouse and industrial-themed. Get the paperwork off the counters by building this Wall Mounted Mail Organizer. All you need is some plywood, wood glue, cork board and your handy craft knife and ruler and you are all set. It has a minimalist look and would be a great addition to your office wall. Itching to declutter your work space? Jump in the tidy bandwagon and re-create this hanging organizer from Burkatron. It made me realize that radiator screens have great design potential and would look great hanging in the wall. I would say this now, Martha Stewart is a genius! I never appreciated radiator screens until I read about this post. Who knew that a simple block of wood can be transformed to something functional? I initially thought it was a decorative piece but ‘lo and behold – it’s a letter holder too! I think this would really look great in the kitchen or in the office. I just love the idea of this Wood Cut Letter Holder from Homemade by Carmona. ![]() What I love about it are the multiple pockets to hold and secure all kinds of stuff lying around your house. I think it would really look great in a craft room. This Fabric Wall Organizer looks so chic and so simple to make. I can finally say goodbye to my paper bill clutter! 2. I really like the design and the rustic appeal it gives. Build-Basic have this great tutorial to put together a DIY Wall Mail Sorter to organize massive amounts of mail that gets delivered to your house. I have been looking for a perfect mail sorter and I think I have found it. I used a little strip of nails as a spacer, which was a little thinner than a nickel – which is what I usually use when I’m doing a faux shiplap wall.Advertisement DIY Mail Organizers 1. I also used this same glue on this DIY wood wall art to attach wood shims to a sign. The best part about Rapid Fuse is that it sets and dries so quickly! You really just have to hold the piece of wood in place for about 30 seconds and then you’re good to go! Couldn’t be more simple! ![]() ![]() You don’t even have to get the nail gun out for this one! You just glue them right onto the back of the sign using DAP Rapid Fuse All Purpose Adhesive. Once the paint is dry, you can attach them to the sign. I did two coats of paint.īe sure to keep the layout together as you paint them so you’re not wondering what piece goes where when it is time to put them on. Once all of the small pieces of wood are cut, paint them with the same white paint and a foam brush. Logan did this for me with a utility knife – it was a little too small to run through the table saw safely. I cut them one by one and laid them out inside of the sign so everything fit perfectly.įor the last piece, it needed to be cut down a tad to become more narrow. Simply cut them with the miter saw at varying lengths. We needed about 7-8 paint sticks to cover our sign. We used these paint sticks that we got from Home Depot. Step 2: Cut paint sticks down to size to create mini shiplap background.įor the mini shiplap background on this DIY key holder, we’re using paint sticks! ![]()
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