I’ll
show you how to make a super simple wall shelf with a scrap board, paint, some
ribbon and a couple of knobs.
I
am using a scrap of one by six that is about thirty inches long. The first step is to paint or stain the shelf
out to match your room’s décor.
Next
you need ribbon. The ribbon will support
the entire shelf, so I recommend at least one and a half inch wired ribbon for
stability.
Cut
two pieces of ribbon for your shelf supports.
Take
into account the width of your board and the amount needed to make a double
knot when deciding how long to make your ribbon. I am cutting mine twenty five inches, so it
will end up at about
Eighteen
inches when I am done. Tie off the ends
of the pieces to make a secure knot.
Now,
hang two cabinet knobs on the wall at the width you want your ribbon supports
apart.
Loop
the ribbons over the knobs and around the shelf and you’re all set.
Don’t
use this shelf for any heavy items, super cute and whimsical for very little
cost. I’m Mrs. fixit and it’s just that simple.
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