How to Create a Over-the-Door Wrapping Paper Station
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Sabrina's Organizing
(IC: blogger)
9 Materials
$150.00
2 Hours
Medium
I love wrapping gifts but my supplies were very disorganized. So, I created this from an inspring post that I saw some years ago. First, I started out by buying products from my nearby organizing store. Then, I got to work.
I added the back rail for unit.
Then I started from the bottom and hooked on the different pieces. This is for the wrapping paper rolls.
I measured the wrapping paper rolls and added the next bin so that there was enough room to remove the rolls.
I like to keep spare event cards. So, I created this section. I sorted them by event, birthday, baby shower, etc... To make it look pretty, decided to label the front in A-Z order by type of event.
I covered it with decorative contact paper. Read more about this on my blog.
Then, I got some large chalkboard labels. And then used a stencil and write the A-Z labels and placed them on the divider fronts.
Here is what the dividers look like.
Then I used an hold narrow gift bag and cut it down. For stability I wrapped it with decorative Contact paper.
The bag at the top is used for tissue paper.
Since I didn't have many rolls of paper, I also used it for my decorative Contact paper collection. It's a fun way to spruce up any cabinet.
Here is the finish product. Check out more pictures and other instructions on my blog.
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Suggested materials:
- 1 – elfa Residential Overdoor Hooks Platinum Set of 2 1-3/8″ (The Container Store)
- 3 – elfa Deep Basket Platinum 17-1/8″ x 5-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ h (The Container Store)
- 1 – elfa Shallow Basket Platinum 17-1/8″ x 4″ x 2-7/8″ h (The Container Store)
- 1 – elfa Spice Rack Basket Platinum 17-1/8″ x 3-1/8″ x 2-3/4″ h (The Container Store)
- 1 – elfa Media Rack Platinum 17-1/8″ x 6-1/2″ x 2-3/4″ h (The Container Store)
- 1 – elfa 77-3/4″ Mounted Standard Platinum (The Container Store)
- Decorative Contact Paper Roll (Target)
- Chalkboard Labels (Staples)
- Chalkboard liquid marker (Staples)
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published July 14th, 2016 9:06 AM
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Donna Chlupsa Wise on Nov 01, 2017
you might want to get small bunge cords and put them vertical between baskets to hold the floppy parts of the bags in place so they don't droop.
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Sabrina's Organizing on Nov 02, 2017Thanks for the suggestion.
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