Here is a DIY copper and wood bracelet holder to make this weekend to greet ALL THE DIY bracelets I will be posting throughout next week! When I saw this magazine rack I absolutely had to make something similar… and so this was born a copper and wood bracelet holder!You will find everything you need at the hardware store for about 20$. And if you’re lucky (like I was) the nice man will cut up your wood pieces for you!
Let’s get started!
You need:
In the plumbing department:
- 4 copper elbow pieces
- 4 copper “t” pieces
- 4 copper ends
In the wood department:
- one long piece of wood the same diameter as your copper (2 x 50 cm, 4 x 15 cm , 2 x 10 cm)
+ strong glue
*Once i was finished i thought it would have been nice to have to back part taller to put necklaces on. For that two of the 15 cm pieces should have been 20/25 cm.
1- Insert your “t”s onto your 2 long pieces and glue the coppers ends… to the ends!
Both times I somehow got one super easy one to insert and the other one SUPER HARD. I had to make a screwing motion to get it in so it kind of damaged the wood…weird.
2- Put glue on the copper elbows and on the small pieces of wood
3- Let dry 30 minutes (follow your glue instructions if different than mine) and make two “u” shapes.
4. Assemble the bracelet holder!
Now just cover in bracelets! (stay tuned for lots coming next week!)
