Ironing Board Storage Pegboard
Well I've been trying to do this project for 2 months. Finally got a little time and space to get her done! This Ironing board was half off $3.99 at Goodwill, with broken legs. Who needs an ironing board anyway? Not me lol. I painted her with Shabby paint. Carefully Remove the legs. Paint then add some cute vinyl letters, stencil, or free hand. (I'm not that talented)
UPDATE: Somebody mentioned limited space and I got to thinking that this would work vertical with vertical lettering. Then limited space led me to think of a peg board and the S hooks fit! How awesome to have a space for stuff on an ironing board in your laundry. I can't wait to see one hanging like that on the back of a laundry door.
UPDATE: Somebody mentioned limited space and I got to thinking that this would work vertical with vertical lettering. Then limited space led me to think of a peg board and the S hooks fit! How awesome to have a space for stuff on an ironing board in your laundry. I can't wait to see one hanging like that on the back of a laundry door.
Old metal Ironing board..I don't iron :)
Painted and lettered.
Peg board hooks fit with a slight adjustment.
Workshop or Laundry storage. Oh and don't forget magnets will work too :) ShabbyPaints.com
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Great idea. Have an ironing board but no iron. LOL
Iron decided to quit, never bought a new one. Hope the legs aren't too hard to get off.
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I just happen to have an "extra" ironing board, how that happened, I'll never know..but.this is a fabulous idea for a very small laundry area in a small single wide mobile home...I have used it both sideways + upright. Extra socks have been reunited using the hooks! Messages have been left using the magnets! A great and useful idea! Thank You!
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How do you remove the legs? They appear welded on to the top.