Hello my friends!
I think just about everyone has come across these racks
while thrift shopping-
They are great for hanging coffee mugs,
jewelry, scarves, belts, keys, light jackets-
Just about anything you like.
This project really doesn't need any
instructions.
First, I removed the hanging hardware.
Then reattached the direction I wanted the shelf to hang.
I used Black semi gloss spray paint my rack.
For the shelves, I used some wood scraps cut to 12'' long.
I love Briwax in Dark Brown!
The shelves were stained and sealed.
I attached the shelves with staple gun.
After the shelves are attached the rack will
no longer collapse.
Nice shelf for a tiny wall space!
I left the hooks in the center.
You can remove those hooks if you prefer.
Thank you for letting me share this project with you!
xo Lisa S
Super creative!Love!
ReplyDeleteThank you my friend!
Deletexo, Lisa S
So cute and creative.
ReplyDeleteSuch a creative repurpose.
ReplyDeleteThanks Janet!
DeleteWhat a sweet comment-
I hope you visit again.
xo Lisa S
Lisa,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting!! I love this idea and you know why???Because I have one of these expandable racks!! Now I have to find a places to hang it... Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
Hugs,
Debbie
I agree everyone has one of these racks! I found mine while thrifting...they are everywhere!
DeleteThank you my friend- Enjoyed having our visit!
xo Lisa S
You see so many of these at the thrift stores and I always pass them up. The way you upcycled yours is very clever!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marie!
DeleteThese racks are everywhere :)
xo Lisa S
I love this! It is easy to make and everyone has one of those hook racks! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! Please visit again-
DeleteThanks for the nice comment my friend.
xo Lisa S
This is brilliant. I wish I had kept the ones my MIL had!
ReplyDeleteYou are sweet!
DeleteI'm sure another one will cross your path!
xo Lisa S
MICHELE :)
ReplyDeleteThank you SO much! I was thinking classic farmhouse
with this one- So nice to have you stop by!!!
xo Lisa S
Aren't you the smartest one! This is so cute! I would never have thought about doing this!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Thanks Shelia ! You made my day-
DeleteIt's so nice to meet you, please stop by again.
Thanks for saying hello!
xo Lisa S
Me encanta!!
ReplyDeleteUna idea práctica y con buen resultado.
BESOS Desde Sevilla
You are SO KIND!
DeleteThank you,
xo Lisa S
WOW - this is such a great idea! I love that you repurposed this shelf into something so beautiful for the home - thanks for sharing the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJenna ♥
Stay in touch? Life of an Earth Muffin
Thank you Jenna!
DeleteIt's always a pleasure to have you visit!
Have a great week my friend,
xo Lisa S
I love this! I am part of a monthly thrift store upcyle group, if that’s something you would be interested in joining let me know! You aren’t required to participate every month, only when you can :)
ReplyDeleteAngela, I appreciate the invitation. It sounds like a lot of fun.
Deletexo Lisa S
Also I chose this to be featured in our Funtastic Friday Link Party this week!
ReplyDeleteYou are the best! I appreciate you so much.
DeleteThank you in advance :)
see you at the next party my friend-
xo Lisa S
What a great idea! I definitely don't have your vision. I am positive I took one from the basement to donate on my last trip to the thrift shop. I might just have to go buy it back now! Great tutorial and gorgeous end result. Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteDenise,
DeleteYou are so funny. I do the same thing...something is gone and then I get an idea in my head. I have a pile right now and I told my husband " WAIT, I am still thinking "
Thank you for your visit and your sweet comment!
xo Lisa S
Your shelf is wonderful, Lisa. Love the combination of black with the stained wood. So pretty! Thanks for sharing, Suzanne
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! It's so nice to have you visit!
Deletexo Lisa S
Hello, this is one of my personal favorites for last week’s Encouraging Hearts and Home. I hope you stop by and say hello, this post has also been pinned to the Encouraging Hearts and Home board! Thank you for being a part of Encouraging Hearts and Home, we appreciate all that you share. Have a great week ahead!
ReplyDeleteMelynda,
DeleteYou are so sweet! I appreciate you so much.
Thank you for hosting each week. I enjoy your parties!
xo Lisa S
This is such a creative idea. Pinned and Tweeted. Thanks for sharing at #omhgww. See you next week.
ReplyDeleteClearissa,
DeleteThank you SO much! I appreciate the pin and tweet!
xo Lisa S
I saw one of these just last week in a thrift store. I should have picked it up. This is a great idea. #HomeMattersParty
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna,
DeleteYou will probably see them everywhere now :)
I just haven't found much while thrifting lately, that's how I came up with this redo.
Have a great week!
xo Lisa S
I love this project. I have just the small wall that has needed something:) Now, I will be on the lookout for a rack!
ReplyDeleteJennifer,
DeleteI love to hear this! I know you will find a rack- probably lots of them :)
Thank you for visiting and for the kind comment!
xo Lisa S
Oh goodness... I love this, Lisa! The hooks turned shelves have such a modern farmhouse vibe!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea,I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Terri
Deletexo Lisa s
This is SO cute! Thanks for sharing it with us on the Homestead Blog Hop!
ReplyDeleteAnn. I appreciate you so much!
Deletexo Lisa S
What a brilliant transformation! Love it. Featuring when my link party opens up tonight!
ReplyDeleteCarol
DeleteYou are so wonderful!
I appreciate you so much.
Thank you for visiting and leaving a sweet comment.
I am so thrilled for the feature!!!
xo Lisa S
What a great idea!! Thanks for sharing at My Big Fat Menopausal Life's Share the Wealth Party! Hope to see you at the new one the end of this week.
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