Here is what our bathroom looked like before, plus an extra box of headbands on top of the jewelry box out of the picture.
Here is the After!
Want to make one?
Awesome!
Supply list:
Painters canvas. I used a thin one I got in a two pack at Porters.
A Fat Quarter of your desired fabric
Ribbon
Spray Adhesive
staple gun
staples
drop cloth or newspapers
Ready to get started?
Ok!
Step 1. lay out your paper/ drop cloth
Step 2: Spray the canvas according to directions on the can.
Step 3: lay fabric on canvas and smooth on.
Step 4: Pull edges as tight as you can and staple on the back. Try to do this as close to the inside as possible. Make sure you get the edges nice and neat.
Step 7: Admire your awesome work. =)
Place in bathroom or bedroom to display and hold hair clips and bows.
Cost Break down:
I had the fabric from a fat quarter exchange from Sew mama Sew $0
The ribbon was from my stash $0
Canvas 2 pack: $4 ($2 each)
Spray adhesive $8 (more than enough for multiple projects)
Staple gun and staples were borrowed from my super awesome hubby.
I did this in about an hour. Now my bathroom is starting to look like less of a mess (lets be honest, because its definitely not spotless!)
If you make one i'd love to see it!
I've linked this post up to tip junkie, Take a look!
2 comments:
hiya theresa , what a great idea and tut , tfs , i am visiting from tip junkie and following you too x great blog and i will be back hope to see you at mine sometime
xmaggiex
This is a great idea! Since Maya is so small, I haven't yet enCOUNTERed this problem (haha, see what I did there?), but this is a great idea, and I will definitely be making one meself :D Foam core board would also work well, too, I'd think... Love the fabric! Passion flowers are so pretty :)
Victoria
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