Hat Rack Made From Scrap Wood
We have a ton of scrap wood, so I am always looking for ways to use it in my DIY projects. My son has started collecting baseball caps and needed somewhere to hang them, so I got to work in my scrap wood pile. I have made several coat racks using scrap wood, so I knew it would be an easy project!
You only need a few supplies:
1" x 8" board cut to length, 1 piece of square molding, Rapid Fuse wood adhesive, and Paint (I used Deco Art Outdoor in White and Blue that I already had)
First, I laid the baseball caps out on my board to determine how many hooks I needed to cut. Next, I used a pencil to mark where I wanted the hooks to go and ended up with four. Then, I measured the length of the "hooks" and cut the molding pieces with the chop saw, using a 45 degree angle. Lastly, I glued them onto the board.
I painted two coats of white onto the board, letting dry in between coats. Once everything was dry, I taped off the bottom of the hooks to add a pop of color to the top half of the hangers.
The whole project (excluding drying time) took me less than an hour and I used up some of the supplies I had on hand...so it was FREE!
I hung it by using wall anchors/screws, but you could also use a french cleat or picture hangers, which would be hidden on the back.
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Suggested materials:
- 1" X 8" common board (Home Depot)
- 1" square molding (Home Depot)
- Rapid Fuse wood adhesive (Home Depot)
- Paint (Home Depot)
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Mary from Real Girl's Realm on May 04, 2020
Thank you so much!
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