It doesn't help that my almost 2 year old likes to help by digging around in the drawer.
Problem: true chaos in one little space
Solution: Organize the bows and display them and then re-organize the drawer using drawer dividers
For today's post, how-to-make-an-adorable-bow-holder. Yipee!
I found this cute frame at Gardenridge. A little pricey ($14.99), but I love the gray and chrome color combination. It will look great in the bathroom color scheme so I went for it.
The bow holder will be hung horizontally so I cut 4 ribbons accordingly.
I hot-glued the ribbons to the top of the frame first. I let it dry (about 5 minutes or so) and then I pulled it tight and hot-glued the bottom of the ribbons. I wanted to make sure that the ribbons were tight. #petpeeve
Onto the easy part - adding on the bows! Sister was happy to help with this part!
Then I attached the frame to the wainscoting in the bathroom using Command Hanging Strips. I really don't like making holes in the wood or using the hammer if I don't have to. Plus, I'm really used to using hanging strips since most of our downstairs has plaster walls. #oldhomes #gottalovethem
I love how this project turned out! So easy to keep track of what we have and easy to find and coordinate with outfits:)
Come back tomorrow to see the basket storage in the kid's bathroom!
Have you made a bow holder? I'd love to check it out! Comment below.
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