How to create this DIY cup hanger with your own hands

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Supported by the wonderful people of Yo Dona and Handbox (and by several strategically placed fans), two groups of bloggers and followers of these ' do it yourself' trends got to work in the reserved space of HomeServe. . The goal was simple enough to be accomplished in about an hour and a half, and cool enough to show off for as long as it hangs on one of our favorite walls. We talked about creating an original piece of furniture, between rustic and vintage , where we could proudly display our collection of mugs (of course, I debuted it with our smiling corporate mug). Today I have to tell you that little open secret in the form of step-by-step instructions so that you can carry out this same craft in your own home.

So, first of all, I will start with the MATERIALS: – 5 pine wood slats.1 hammer and 1 screwdriver. - Nails. – Soft, medium or coarse grit sandpaper. – Ruler and pencil. . Let's go now STEP BY STEP Middle East Phone Number List  We will basically divide this creation into three very different processes: the assembly of the hanger (a marquetry work), its subsequent painting, and the last finish (to the taste of each handyman). Assembling the cup hanger structure 1. The first thing is to cut and sand the wood. You can order the slats from your usual DIY store already cut and you will save this step, but you will miss out on such a rewarding job that I envy of our fellow wood carpenters, like master Enrique Lorenzo, a HomeServe professional who guided us through it. throughout the entire process.



As for the type of wood, we chose pine for this project , as it is light and therefore easier to handle and hang safely. In addition, having whiter wood makes it easier to choose the desired finish from our favorite varnish tone. 3. For sanding, we opted for a medium grain sandpaper , enough to finish off roughness and splinters with this type of wood without eliminating its beautiful shapes and original grains (although this point will depend on which option you choose). 4. Once the pieces are ready, place them as you see in the images: three in front and two in the back  (although you can decide the shape of your structure freely, like our great friend Marisa did.