Paper Towel Holder Tutorial
If you're like me, you don't want to spend big money on small things. So as I "window shop" on the internet, I look at things and try to figure out if there's a way I can make it myself with items I already have in my craft room. This is how the Paper Towel Holder came about:
And this is super easy! You don't need much, in fact some of the items are already in your kitchen.
Things you'll need:
1 Napkin or Paper Towel
2 Toothpicks
1 Small Piece of Wood
1 Small Bead or Jewel
Paint
Glue
Scissors
This project doesn't take long at all, the longest part is waiting for the glue and paint to dry.
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Cut a strip off a napkin |
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Get a toothpick ready to wrap it onto |
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Put a small amount of glue on the toothpick in the center |
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Wrap the strip of napkin around the toothpick |
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Glue the edge down |
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Use a small square of basswood or something similar and sand the edges |
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Tap on a nail slightly to make the hole for the toothpick |
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Use another toothpick for the side of the holder, paint the color of your choice |
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Paint the base the color of your choice |
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Put the toothpick with the paper wrapped around it into the hole in the base. Trim the excess toothpick off the top, leave enough for a bead on top. |
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I used a wooden bead as the top piece, anything similar would work. Then trim and glue the side stick to the base. |
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Finished paper towel holder. |
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