Christmas Ribbon Rack

By: Crafts and Crap

By: Crafts and Crap

Before the holiday season is in full force, make this Christmas Ribbon Rack to store all of your craft supplies. These craft instructions will show you how to make this simple ribbon rack out of basic supplies. You'll feel so relieved once your ribbons are securely stored in one place instead of strewn on the floor. Craft ideas for home like this one is also a great homemade gift idea. After making this ribbon rack for yourself, consider gifting one to a friend.

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Estimated Cost$21-$30

Time to CompleteWeekend project

Main MaterialWood

Intermediate

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SissieSass

Mar 31, 2018

You must of had a roll or two dozen ribbon that got away from you and uncoiled all over the place, am I right? I know that my fumble fingers always loses a roll or two under the table each day I am crafting it seems. I love how convenient and easy your idea is to work with because I can get a lot more done with the ribbon where I can see them all without dropping them.

BethBakesBest 824

Oct 28, 2016

The Christmas Ribbon Rack linked to a blog that was more showing some pictures of what the woman's father and grandfather did for her than it was instructions. Patterns for wood cutting in a way that would keep the dowels from rolling out when ribbon is being pulled out would be appreciated. Considering how old the blog page is that's not going to change.

KLC

Oct 31, 2016

True, we apologize as this does seem more of an idea than an actual tutorial. I would suggest rubber bands around the dowels or making the notches holes instead so that it can slide out the side rather than toward the front. Hope this helps. - Krista, Editor, AllFreeChristmasCrafts

notsuzy3 2980461

Sep 18, 2013

If you can still find a wooden case from soda pop, you could make a smaller one. also Old palettes are often free for the taking in industrial areas or back of stores. ASK first. Don't get arrested taking someone else's property! A palette would be a bit of labor to knock apart and rebuild to the size you want.