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that inserts grommets and that is what I used on this project. You could just try the holes without grommets or stop by your craft store and pick up a grommet tool.
plus my trust grommets again.
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This is a great idea. I have one of those big rubbermaid type things for my Christmas wrap, but I’d like some way to corral all the other times/seasons I need gift wrap and ribbons, and this is perfect! I love it!
Very clever! Thanks for sharing.
grommets and fabric oh my! Very creative angie! Much better than the way I store my gift wrap! 🙂
thanks so much for sharing @ catch as catch can
gail
I use my shoe organizer as a closet organizer – hang it on the inside, and use it for the small linen/bathroom closet items!
I use a shoe organizer in my linen/hall closet to organize my small items, but I may get a second one for wrapping paper! Love this idea!
What a clever idea. So well done!
Thanks for sharing.
30 minutes? Wow… I want to be you when I grow up. Which I hope to do soon. Before my 45th birthday coming up next week would be nice. But seriously, congrats. I admire thee.
This is an amazing idea! How do you keep the wrapping paper from falling? The top looks as though there isn’t anything to hold it and keep it from falling.
I have the pieces of elastic on them. I have used this for years now with no issues.
This is so smart Angie, I like how you showed how you did everything. Thanks for sharing.
Bonnie E. Niles, Michigan.
I have a similar set up for my small baking business. Instead of holding wrapping paper, the lower pockets hold rolls of colored foil for covering cake boards, parchment paper, rolling pins, fondant rollers and such. Some of the other pockets have been modified to hold various other tricks of the trade..dowel rods, wires, cake boards, etc. The top row of pockets I made into smaller sections to hold icing tips, couplers, coloring tubes…even pencil sized slots for fondant tools. The entire thing hangs on the wall using 2, slightly larger than needed, hooks which are then used to hang a dowel rod that holds some of the more popular ribbon that I use. I slowly change out tools as the seasons/trends change but my little “one-stop-shop” continues to help keep my business in order.
Thank you for giving me even MORE inspiration!!