My daughter wanted a bangle organizer for all her bangles....
surfing the net i got plenty of ideas...but i thought of this simple design as i have already made many of these stands!:-)
with a simple improvisation my plastic bottle caddy stand turned in to a bangle organizer!
surfing the net i got plenty of ideas...but i thought of this simple design as i have already made many of these stands!:-)
with a simple improvisation my plastic bottle caddy stand turned in to a bangle organizer!
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Soft wood 6" x 12"
1" dowel or 3/4"x 3/4" wooden stick 8" long
1/8" wooden slats or thin ply wood. ( any width...we had a 3" wide strip in hand..so we used it)
12 hooks
1/4" dowels about 12 of them 9" long
Take a cardboard 6" x 12" fold in 2 and cut so you get a 3" x 12" board.
fold the 3"x12" board in two and mark 4.7" from one end. Draw another line 1/8" below (line B).
From line B draw another line by measuring the width of the ply wood. In this case it was a 3" plywood (you could use slats too)
From the top of the board mark 3/4" from the fold. Mark D.
Draw a line from The edge of A to D. cut it.
Now you have a template.
Transfer to wood. Draw 2.
Cut a mortise from line B to C. for this example 1/8" x 3" and 1/8" deep.
Now use a fret saw and cut .
Use a sanding block and sand the side panels , dowel and plywood.
Take the 3/4"x3/4" stick (or dowel) . Measure about 8". Cut the stick to that length.
Take the 3" wide plywood ( or slat) .. add 1/4" to the cut dowel length and cut
Assembling
loosely assemble ..check if all is right. check for square.
glue the plywood to the mortise...if loose fill up with wood dust. glue the dowel and clamp
Nail the dowel .
Once dry...paint with primmer ...add wall filler to cover the nails and gaps...give texture by applying a thick layer and raising it with your hands.
paint as you like.
Soft wood 6" x 12"
1" dowel or 3/4"x 3/4" wooden stick 8" long
1/8" wooden slats or thin ply wood. ( any width...we had a 3" wide strip in hand..so we used it)
12 hooks
1/4" dowels about 12 of them 9" long
Take a cardboard 6" x 12" fold in 2 and cut so you get a 3" x 12" board.
fold the 3"x12" board in two and mark 4.7" from one end. Draw another line 1/8" below (line B).
From line B draw another line by measuring the width of the ply wood. In this case it was a 3" plywood (you could use slats too)
From the top of the board mark 3/4" from the fold. Mark D.
Draw a line from The edge of A to D. cut it.
Now you have a template.
Transfer to wood. Draw 2.
Cut a mortise from line B to C. for this example 1/8" x 3" and 1/8" deep.
Now use a fret saw and cut .
Use a sanding block and sand the side panels , dowel and plywood.
Take the 3/4"x3/4" stick (or dowel) . Measure about 8". Cut the stick to that length.
Take the 3" wide plywood ( or slat) .. add 1/4" to the cut dowel length and cut
Assembling
loosely assemble ..check if all is right. check for square.
glue the plywood to the mortise...if loose fill up with wood dust. glue the dowel and clamp
Nail the dowel .
Once dry...paint with primmer ...add wall filler to cover the nails and gaps...give texture by applying a thick layer and raising it with your hands.
paint as you like.
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