Today I am going to share a DIY sunglass holder that can be totally customized to your liking. It is probably the easiest of all the DIYs I made for my daughter’s new bedroom, which I will be sharing in some upcoming posts.
She has quite a growing sunglass collection and they never really had place to call home. They always ended up strewn around the house. I wanted to figure out some way to display them in her gallery wall and this is what I came up with.
You can make one too!
Supplies:
• your backdrop- I used a piece of scrap wood, but you could also use a canvas, a little dollar tree sign, even a frame
•ribbon
•hot glue gun
•sawtooth hanger (or another method of hanging that you prefer)
I used a scrap piece of 1×6. In the picture above, it’s the bottom piece. The top piece I used to make a hair accessory holder, which you can see here.
I started off by painting the front of the scrap wood. I did sort of an ombré pastel rainbow.
Then I took some gold, sparkly ribbon and wrapped it around the front, about an once from the top of the board.
I used hot glue to wrap it allll the way around.
For some added security, I tapped the sawtooth hanger right on top of the ribbon.
As you can see, I didn’t bother with making the back of the wood pretty… you can’t tell from the front anyway!
I just love how the DIY sunglass holder looks and the functionality it offers! Plus, you could easily make this to fit any aesthetic. 10/10 for me!
If you liked this DIY sunglass holder, check out the hair accessory holder too here!
