MADISON SCHILL | THE SPECTRUM
Most weeks for my column, I choose what to write about based on necessity. For example, if I know of a birthday coming up and I want to put together a cute and cheap gift, I will find one on Pinterest and write about it. Other times I’m craving a particular food that I would like to try cooking.
This week, my DIY Pinterest project satisfies a few different needs. First, my little sister, Sydney’s birthday is coming up, and I wanted to get her gift taken care of. Second, I’ve been looking for a cute way to organize my accessories and wanted to test it out before I made a holder for myself. And third, sometimes, I’m in the mood to be creative and make something new — this is one of those weeks!
The versatile project I found to put together this week is, as you may have guessed, a simple accessory holder. It didn’t take much to put together. Here is how I did it.
You will need:
A small wooden board
Clothespins
Super glue or wood glue
Acrylic paint (optional)
- If you want to spice your clothespin board up a bit, I suggest painting it first. Allow it enough time to try completely before moving on to the next step. My sister likes the color teal and the pattern chevron, so I was able to customize it just for her.
- Glue your clothespins on the board. You can use however many you want. For best results, put the clothespins on the board where you want them before you glue them down. For even better results, use a ruler. I didn’t use one and I can see now that mine are spaced a little unevenly.
That is all there is too it. How refreshing to find an adorable project so completely simple that anyone could do it! Let’s just hope my sister thinks it is as cool as I do. To find this project and some variations of it, be sure to search around on Pinterest!
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