12/5/2023 0 Comments Diy wood key holder![]() I used my very favorite Ryobi Lithium Drill to do this part. You want to make sure the head of your screws are big enough not to go through the holes of the metal piece, and the screws need to be short enough to not go through the board. Once you use screws to hold it in place, the bottle is very snug and won’t go anywhere! The bottle fits well inside of the metal piece. ![]() Plus they were on sale, so I paid under $1 a bottle…Woohoo! I peeled off the plastic wrapper and washed the bottle out before attaching it to my metal piece. They are just like the Starbuck’s ones, but the bottle is more round. They are $1.38 a piece at my store… Fits my shanty budget perfectly! Here is a pic of the price tag at Lowe’s…įor my bottle, I used a Archer Farms (from Target) coffee drink bottle. I found these great little silver things at Lowe’s called Pipe Rail Ties. Now for the finish… I chose to use one of my very favorites for this project…Īfter waiting just an hour for this stuff to dry (LOVE that!) I got started attaching my hardware! Some wood is slightly off on measurement, and this just makes sure you are cutting the length that fits yours best! I would encourage you to measure your own before cutting. Now your final two pieces will be this length below… I used Gorilla Wood Glue and my Ryobi Finish Nailer to attach both pieces. My first 2 cuts were the length of my longer sides… 22″. Here is my piece…įor the frame of my board I chose to use a 1x2x8′ pine board. ![]() The other great thing about using PureBond is the scraps baby! I have a TON just like this one I used today just waiting to be turned into something fabulous! You can also buy hardwood plywood in 2’x2′ pieces. We encourage you to follow PureBond of Facebook! They are always sharing great how-to projects using their product from other bloggers, as well as sharing great giveaways! You can see us talking about it’s benefits in this video HERE. I started this project with a piece of PureBond Plywood! Many of you know how much Ash and I love PureBond.Īfter learning more about it’s health benefits and how pretty it makes our projects turn out, it is our go-to when we need any kind of plywood or hardwood plywood. How fun! This is super easy to make… Definitely a great beginners project into woodworking for those of you out there itching to get started! I love my old mason jar key hook that I shared over a year ago, but with only 3 spots for keys we have outgrown it! It was time to upgrade. I left the store with materials for 5 new projects… Woohoo! I finished 2 this weekend, and I want to share my new Key Holder with you today! and yet it has the shape and feel of a modern Pottery Barn piece.I hope you all had an awesome weekend! I took one of my girls to Lowe’s on Saturday and just walked the aisles. ![]() This mail sorter is perfect for any style! It's distressed and worn, which works well for a vintage rustic style. I searched high and low for a mail sorter to meet my needs and couldn't find one! I scoured the web before deciding to venture out and build my own! While I was able to build the sorter rather easily, and even do a VIDEO TUTORIAL, putting together a plan that others could follow wasn't so easy! That's when I emailed the pro for a set of easy to follow plans! ![]() not made from pallets.Īnd today, Candace is sharing a brand new project with you!!!Īll made from a 1x10 board! How sweet is that? Shutters from IKEA bed slats (or 1x3s if you prefer!) You may recognize some of Candace's projects. Meet Candace who blogs at Vintage News Junkie! Hi everyone! I'm so thrilled today to debut a new friend and her project! ![]()
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